Best watch movement tracker around!
Tried several apps over the years, but this the simplest and easiest to use. Love not having to sign up for an email account to use.
Practical watch setting tool
This is a simple effective clock for setting watches. I particularly appreciate the tactile bump/rumble at each second, which helps makes accurate setting easy without relying on audible noises.
There is also a watch accuracy tracking function, which is probably sufficient for identifying when a watch needs servicing. It relies on manually inputs so isn’t a very precise way of tracking the actual deviation of a watch, but good enough to track watch performance.
Finally, it’s neat to have a simple analog clock set to internet-atomic time.
There is also a watch accuracy tracking function, which is probably sufficient for identifying when a watch needs servicing. It relies on manually inputs so isn’t a very precise way of tracking the actual deviation of a watch, but good enough to track watch performance.
Finally, it’s neat to have a simple analog clock set to internet-atomic time.
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Great at first - not great over time
This app seems amazing at first and it does the job really really well. However over time the problems start to emerge. They are relatively easy to fix as they are mostly UI problems.
Problem 1) If you have lots of watches then it is tricky to see the accuracy score for all of the watches in one list without lots of scrolling. It is not possible to reorder the watches either.
Problem 2) This is the biggest issue. I have been tracking one watch now for about six months. The scale of the time measurement points compresses over time so my 6 months of twice a week time checks have now compressed so much that the accuracy scores are all written over the top of each other and are unreadable - this is the historic scores as well as the most up to date. I could delete the old ones but it is good to see trends.
This app is so nearly perfect but these two problems (particularly #2) really mar the usability.
Problem 1) If you have lots of watches then it is tricky to see the accuracy score for all of the watches in one list without lots of scrolling. It is not possible to reorder the watches either.
Problem 2) This is the biggest issue. I have been tracking one watch now for about six months. The scale of the time measurement points compresses over time so my 6 months of twice a week time checks have now compressed so much that the accuracy scores are all written over the top of each other and are unreadable - this is the historic scores as well as the most up to date. I could delete the old ones but it is good to see trends.
This app is so nearly perfect but these two problems (particularly #2) really mar the usability.
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