Watchtimes - Watch Tracker

Watchtimes - Watch Tracker

Mechanical watch accuracy app

7 ratings
4 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 4 Mar 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 21, 2020
  • July 22, 2020

Features

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About

This app helps mechanical watch enthusiasts measure and track the accuracy of their timepieces. It compares your watch's time to an atomic clock, recording differences and providing insights into performance and service needs. Manage your entire collection with detailed notes and historical data.

Track unlimited watches
Record measurement notes
Filter by resting position
View average seconds per day
Graphs for SPD and offset rates
Built-in atomic clock
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What's New in Watchtimes

1.5

July 22, 2020

Minor UI improvements

User reviews

Very useful

Easy to use, very useful. Functionality is easy to navigate. Logging is right on. However, I really wish author would fix the average rate and offset calculations. They are just wrong. I manually calculate them myself from the nicely recorded and presented data. Minor easy to fix bug that would make this app perfect.
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nice app. doesn’t work

i bought this app to measure how fast or slow my watch is. my first measurement was 13 seconds fast vs the atomic clock. my second measurement, 2 days later, was 20 seconds fast vs the atomic clock. by my estimate, +7s over 2 days means my watch gains 3.5s/day on average. the app, somehow, calculated that my watch is gaining 11s/day. i really can’t understand what happened here. my watch doesn’t have a hacking second, maybe that’s causing the problem? does the app not know how to deal with an initial measurement that’s not exactly accurate? very strange. a 5$ app failing at its only job is pretty unacceptable.
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Not at all useful

Just wanted to make it clear this app is not for people who want to check accuracy using a attachment or headset microphone, this uses atomistic clock which is about as useful as using the clock built into your iPhone

Pretty nice

The sync button could be made a bit bigger for easier use while looking at your watch.
And the launch screen should match the theme, light or dark. Currently it is always light even in dark mode.

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FAQ

How accurate is Watchtimes?

Watchtimes compares your watch's time to the atomic clock, providing precise measurements of its performance. The app has a rating of 4.1 stars from 7 ratings.

What devices does Watchtimes support?

Watchtimes is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod.

How much does Watchtimes cost?

Watchtimes is a paid app, priced at $2.99.

Does Watchtimes have ads?

No, Watchtimes does not contain advertisements.

When was Watchtimes last updated?

The latest version of Watchtimes was released on July 22, 2020.

What is the age rating for Watchtimes?

Watchtimes has an age rating of 4+.

Can I track multiple watches with Watchtimes?

Yes, Watchtimes allows you to track an unlimited number of watches, perfect for managing your entire collection.

Does Watchtimes offer any insights into watch servicing?

By tracking accuracy over time and noting deviations, Watchtimes helps you identify if your watch might need servicing.