# defi WatchBox > defi WatchBox (iPhone/iPad app by DEREK IRWIN.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/defi-watchbox/id6760629371 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [DEREK IRWIN](https://appshunter.io/developer/1885408923) - Category: Reference, Utilities - Price: Free - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 17.6 · 21 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-03-23 - Data updated: 2026-08-23 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/defi-watchbox/id6760629371/reviews.md ## What is defi WatchBox? Catalog and Organize Your Watch Collection Keep your entire watch collection organized in one place. Whether you own a few favorite pieces or manage a growing collection, this app makes it easy to document, track, and browse your watches. Designed specifically for watch enthusiasts, the app provides a simple and elegant way to record important details about each watch in your collection. Key Features Track Your Watches Add watches to your collection with detailed information including brand, model, reference number, movement, purchase details, and notes. Organized Collection View Quickly browse and search your watches in a clean, easy-to-navigate interface. Detailed Watch Records Maintain a complete record for every watch, helping you keep track of specifications and collection details. Secure Personal Catalog Your collection data is private and stored securely on your device. Optional iCloud Sync Keep your collection synchronized across your Apple devices using iCloud. Built for Watch Collectors Whether you're cataloging vintage pieces, modern tool watches, or a carefully curated collection, the app helps you keep everything organized and accessible whenever you need it. Preview Version This preview version supports cataloging up to 5 watches. A future update will introduce an optional unlock that allows unlimited watches. Privacy First Your watch collection is personal. The app does not track users, collect personal analytics, or share your data with third parties. Collection data remains under your control and may optionally sync through your personal iCloud account. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 2.05 — 2026-08-20 Photo improvements Can now add multiple photos to a watch Photos can have captions and a content type (n/a, case back, lume shot, papers, box, box & papers) New options in settings to display case back, lume shot, and box & papers inline with the glamour shot, or in the additional photos section ### 2.04 — 2026-08-17 Condition data Added condition data points (condition 1 - 10 and description) to watches Condition data will be displayed in the watch details section, unless the watch is for sale, in which case condition data appears in the for sale section. For sale data Added for sale data points (for sale, sale description, asking price) to watches The 'For sale' flag must be checked for the watch to be considered for sale, having sale description and/or asking price will not automatically make the watch for sale. Store icon on the watch card displayed for watches that are for sale (optional, configured in settings) Added an option (similar to the 'inbound' feature) that automatically moves watches for sale (and not yet sold) into a reserved 'For sale' tray. Sold data Added sold data points (sold to, date sold, sold price) to watches Watches containing any of these data points are considered sold Sold watched are not considered as 'in collection' and do not count against the watch limit (if not using premium version) Sold watches are no longer considered in Wear Chart Time Since Last Worn. Added an option (similar to the 'inbound' feature) that automatically moves sold watches into a reserved 'Sold' tray. Network activity settings have been moved to a separate view that contains all online options in one place. Rudimentary export watch to PDF - this will be improved Data saving and export/import improvements. Visual feedback on saved data elements. Additional combat with dates and timezones ### 2.03 — 2026-08-10 Price Point Gallery We have all seen brand tier lists presented on social media, followed by the inevitable arguments over which brand should be in which tier. This is because tier lists are highly subjective. The purpose of this list is to look at brands from a different point of view, the budget of the user. This information can be used help answer the question 'What can I get for X dollars?', or 'Should I spend X dollars on this watch when other (possibly better) brands exist at the same price point?' This feature was added in response to the current trend of brands positioning themselves upstream by simply raising prices. Manufacturers have new attributes, lower MSRP & upper MSRP These MSRP numbers should be based on the range of most popular and available models Outliers and specialty pieces should not be considered in this calculation Yes, average MSRP is somewhat subjective, but far less so than making a blanket statement that one brand is better than another Can now add a watch to your collection directly from the model details view. Improvements to import/export Changes to how dates are handled - everything moving to store as GMT, if you see dates/times off by a few hours, let me know as I may have overlooked a section. entering input in text fields should be much faster (previously there was a noticeable lag) minor fixes ### 2.02 — 2026-07-24 Catalog updates ### 2.01 — 2026-07-23 Data Catalog improvements Added data duplication section in the Data menu. This allows users to manage their versions of entries vs. community versions, and to replace their version if the community version has more details. Catalog data is now being generated by an external application to avoid format errors. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-23.*