WatcheePro

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.

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 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 t

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 grea

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