WatcheePro

Tracking feature works really well. Love how the longer you use it the more interesting the information becomes. I have one watch I don’t consider to be my favorite and yet, it sits atop still as #1 three years later. 🤯 Improvements I’d like to see someday: free-range color picker for plate customization, date-range selection wear count and wear % line graphs.

I am very pleased with WatcheePro Was very easy to set up Excellent Customer Service I email a Question And got a very quick response with the Solution !

I just started using this app after looking into all the similar options. I thought I'd try tracking how much I wear each watch this year. This does exactly what it claims and is pretty user friendly. I didn't mind the manual entry, and it would be unreasonable to expect a developer of an app like this to try and compile a database of most watches. So far easily worth the fee for the pro and looking forward to using it this year. Maybe it will finally convince me to part with the watches I don't really wear once I see it broken out in front of me.

This app has the basics of what you want for tracking your collection. Its got accuracy measurements, collection info, and wear rates. However, for $10 I'm a bit disappointed. The home screen is a mess: my customization for the watch plates don't show unless in the watch info screen, I can't customize what info is on the home screen and instead I have to cycle through most of the stats I don't want to see, there's no monthly calendar view of what I wore (although there is a weekly view). As great as this app is, there's just not enough beyond the basics of what it should do to justify the cost. I hope the developer has plans to do a bit more polishing in the coming updates

I've been using this app for a couple of years & love it. I recently had to get a new iPhone and realized that there is no way to cleanly transfer my collection to the new phone. You can export then import a CSV file with the watches specs and basic info but all of the historical data (timing runs, service records, photos, etc.) which makes this app so great is lost. Am I missing something here? This lack of backup and restore ability will absolutely make me look for a different app instead of taking the time to rebuild the Watcheepro collection, only to loose it all again in the future.

Seems like a useful app but the manual entry is tedious. If some online enabled “AI” could fetch my watch details when I provide a model, that would be helpful. I would be happy to input an OpenAI api key for my access, and folks that don’t want to use that feature can just ignore it.

I’ve been using this app to track my modest watch collection. If you’re are watch person, you will like this app. You can have little to detailed bios on your watches . Watch people will enjoy this app.

Great app and constantly improving. The developer listen to its users and keep adding useful bit to the app. Best one I have used for manage your watch collection

I’ve been using this app for several years now & I love the fact that the developers are actively working on it and send out regular updates. There are 4 things that I would LOVE to see added to this app. One would be a simple 3 hand full screen watch face with day & date that syncs with the atomic clock to be used for setting your watch. I currently have to use another app for this. Two would be the addition of a simple notes section on each watches page. Where you could jot down quick notes about a watch such as “the jubilee bracelet has loose end links, best on the oyster” or, dial is green but looks black when indoors”. Three would be online sync for all data & images between iOS devices and the Mac OS version (I know the Mac OS versions doesn’t exist, but hopefully it will one day). I know you can sync with iCloud for most of the text data but I had to switch phones a while back and it took months for me to fully restore all of the photos & full functionality of the app. Also, it would be great to have a synced version on my iPad too. I know that data/cloud storage space may be a concern, but my collection of 66 watches with all photo slots full is occupying about 440mb, seems doable. The fourth would be long-term time tracking. It would be great to be able to run a long term timing run for a week or a month with the ability to add data points on demand. Im currently using a 3rd app to do this. It allows me to wear a watch for a week and add data points multiple times a day. It then allows me to see this data on a graph with several ways to display the data collected. It’s very interesting to see what a movement does during different activities, wake sleep cycles, night time resting positions, etc. over longer periods of time. All in all this a great app. I’ve tried most all of them and this one still comes out on top. Keep up the good work folks!

Great app with excellent features for collectors to keep track of many details of their collection. It does require the user to input nearly all details of the individual watches in their collection. That’s fine, since there really is no practical way for the app developer to have all details for every watch that ever existed to be “preloaded into the app” already . For me, regardless of the tedious nature of having to manually input watch specs that I also had to spend the time to look up in manuals, websites, and brochures (and this did take a lot of time), I found the process strangely therapeutic and enjoyable. Basically, I turned a potentially negative experience into a positive one.. It was like getting to know your watches all over again! The app is truly worth the few dollars that it sells for! Enjoy!!!