No. The probate process remains the same regardless of how the assets are described in the Will. The executor is still required to prepare a Schedule of Assets, which includes identifying and providing the estimated value of each asset owned by the deceased.
Listing movable assets item by item in the Will (when they are all going to the same beneficiary and under the same distribution terms) does not change the probate process. It may help the executor locate the assets more easily, but it provides no additional legal advantage.
The same benefit can be achieved—without complicating the Will—by preparing a separate assets inventory and keeping it together with the Will for the executor’s reference.