AtomicClock: NTP Time 4+

I am a watch collector, main focus on Rolex as well as JLC, and several others I today picked up from my dealer a new steel Datejust, my focus is “functional “ rather than vintage or simply aesthetic hence my need for a good precise time app both to sync and also a diagnostic: time deviation. I’ve had several apps over the years 3 at least! After coming home from my Rolex dealer I wanted to get a solid sync for my fresh from box timepiece, both to set accurately but as a start point getting a feel of Calibre 3235 over next week. I looked at last app but it had some annoying issues. Hey I saw this and it was free! Downloaded SIMPLE TO custom set I gave it a more legible background for me put in wider hands and bolder hour markers. Easy peasy! I compared it to a G Shock that I recently calibrated from a good signal! It’s was SPOT ON AND I LOVE THE WAY YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE IT FOR YOUR USAGE! Having rambled !! Short summation it’s the easiest, set up, and can be as simple or give as much as one needs! THIS IS THE SINGLE BEST APP THIS WATCH GUY HAS EVER HAD THE PLEASURE TO HAVE USED! Thanks to the programmers this!

I first started using this app in December of 2021 and use it multiple times a day on a daily basis. It helps to accurately set my timepieces and synchronize many gadgets that I work on. It’s great that you are able to set the clock face as simple or complex as you want, with an endless array of display and face settings. Thank you for making such a great app that’s easy to use and allows so many user options. All of the updates have been positive improvements - not that it’s lacking to begin with. This is how apps should be made.

I’m kind of a time nerd. Most clocks, iPhone included, give time to the minute. If you’re setting another clock, you can’t get it right to the second unless you wait for another new minute to turn over. With Atomic Clock, you can anticipate the new minute and set digital or analog clocks to the precise second. I find myself using it more often than I thought I would. (BTW, the iPhone clock is precise judging by this app, which is reassuring.)