Timegrapher - watch accuracy 4+

Name: Timegrapher - watch accuracy
Rating: 4 (4 reviews)
Author: Attila Lelko

Measurement tool for watches

Attila Lelko

Designed for iPad

- 4.0 • 4 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

What is Timegrapher?
Timegrapher measures the accuracy of your mechanical watch.
The app uses your device's microphone to detect the ticking of your watch.

Features:
Detect BPH
Measure Beat rate
Measure Beat error
Measure Amplitude
Set Lift angle
Display beat noises real time (unlock, impulse and lock sounds)
Display accuracy and beat error over time

More features will be coming soon.

15 Mar 2024

Version 1.1

Add Firebase support

4.0 out of 5

4 Ratings

Does the job

I was skeptical at first, but is a nice timegrapher app! Dev seems enthusiastic about horology, and hopefully will continue on with improving the app and the device to link to the app.

One thing nice would be to have the ability to save the recording, along with the positions of the watch so we can check our history.

Excellent app for regulating watches

I tried this app out using some of my premium watches (Rolex and Omega). The app showed that these watches were running well and confirmed what I already knew. Then I used the app to regulate a couple of Vostok’s, Seiko and a Hamilton. The app really helped to dial these watches in to a few secs a day accuracy. Really happy with the app’s performance and use for simple regulating jobs.

Gave me what I wanted

I just wanted to see how many seconds a day my watch was off and this told me what I needed to know

The developer, Attila Lelko, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.