Watch Accuracy Checker vs Watch Tracker

This simple, free and easy to use app will help you measure and track the accuracy of your Mechanical, Automatic or Quartz wrist watches. Features of the app: - Take a snap and add a watch you want to check for accuracy. - Edit Watch if needed. - No restrictions on number of watches that can be added and tracked. - Check accuracy of your watch in against current global time. - Start and Stop timer as per your requirement. - Timer runs in foreground and background as well. - Ability to run tracker for multiple watches. - Ability to reset the timer in case it is needed. - Screenshot is captured when timer is stopped which makes it easy to compare seconds lost or gained. - History of tracking is maintained in the app. - Time elapsed along with time stamp is shown in tracking history. - Notifications to the user about running tracker so user knows how long tracker has been on. - Settings available to set the notification interval for the tracker. How to use this app? Objective of this app is to give you the ability to check accuracy of your wrist watch. Our app has an accurate system watch which is used as the reference. You need to perform following steps to achieve the objective. 1. Add your Watch 2. Track Watch 3. View track history to check watch accuracy How to Add Watch? - Click on ‘My Watches’ in footer menu. - The click + icon. - Enter name of watch. - Take picture of the watch. - Click ‘Add’. - It will be added in My Watch List. How to Track Watch? - Click on ‘My Watches’ in footer menu. - Click on ‘History’ button for the watch. - Tracker screen will open with phone’s camera on and app’s reference watch with only Seconds hand in it. - Start and Restart button is there on tracker screen. - Clicking on Start button starts the tracking and button changes to “Stop”. - Before starting tracking, you need to super impose the app’s reference watch on to your wrist watch. - As soon as your wrist watch’s second hand reaches zero and matches the static second hand of the app you need to start tracking. - After a few hours have passed, when you are ready to stop the tracking, then again, you need to super impose the app’s reference watch on to your wrist watch. - Clicking on “Stop” button will stop the tracking. - When tracking is stopped, a screenshot is taken by the app and is saved in history of the watch. - This screenshot show app’s reference watch along with your wrist watch. It will show time of tracking and elapsed time of tracking. - Based on position of ‘Seconds hand’ of your wrist watch and app’s watch in the screenshot, you can check the accuracy of your watch. - If both are on same position, your watch is accurate. How to view Tracking History of a Watch? - Click on ‘My Watches’ in footer menu. - Click on ‘History’ button for the watch. - Tracking History of the Watch will be displayed. - Record will show time of tracking and elapsed time of tracking.

Measure how your watches really run - day by day. Watch Tracker helps you record accuracy, spot trends, and catch issues like magnetism, all with a clean workflow made for collectors and tinkerers. Build your collection - Add each watch with a friendly guided form (help tips included). - Edit or remove any time—by default you can track one watch; unlock unlimited with a one-time in-app purchase. Record accuracy in seconds per day (SPD) - Start a measurement and tap when your watch matches the reference time. - We color-code the result (fast/slow) and calculate seconds per day, the standard way enthusiasts and chronometer tests express rate. View history charts and long-term trends to see how your regulation or service impacted performance. wristlog.com Smart reference time - The app fetches an atomic-time-disciplined reference (with a clear progress spinner). If the network is unavailable, it gracefully falls back to device time so you never lose a session. Capture real-world context - Add an optional note and watch position (dial up, dial down, crown up/down/right)—the same orientations used in chronometer testing—so you can compare positional variance. Time Sync utility - See the current time adjusted by the atomic offset and re-sync whenever you like—useful for setting your collection precisely. Magnetism Check - Use your phone’s built-in magnetometer to watch the surrounding field (in μT). Set a baseline; values turn red when the field spikes beyond a safe threshold. Magnetized hairsprings often stick coils together, making a watch run fast—or even stop—so catching spikes early matters. Exports for your records - Share a crisp Accuracy Card (PDF/PNG) summarizing current rate and trend chart. - Export a CSV of all measurements for your personal logs or watchmaker. Why it helps - Clarity: SPD + charts make performance easy to understand and compare. - Context: Positions and comments reveal what really changes rate. - Confidence: Atomic-time reference reduces guesswork when setting or regulating. - Care: Magnetism is common in modern life (speakers, bags, gadgets); quick checks help you avoid surprises between services. Thoughtful by design - No account required. - Works offline after first sync (network only needed for reference time). - Fast, friendly, and built for everyday use. Whether you’re tracking a new diver, tuning a cherished vintage piece, or keeping a whole box on-spec, Watch Tracker gives you the tools to measure, understand, and enjoy your watches more.