Twelve O'clock Watch Accuracy

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About this app

Twelve O’clock is an app that helps track your watch accuracy easily in a realistic way.

I can’t stress this enough: it’s “tracking”, not measuring instantaneous accuracy like a timegrapher device.

It’s a manual and oldschool job but it brings so much fun. It reminds me of the old days when I had to synchronize my watch to the clock on the TV at 7pm every day.

With Twelve O'clock you can:

** MANAGE YOUR WATCH COLLECTION

* Add, edit, remove any item in a list of your watch collection
* Include a nice wristshot of each watch


** KNOW YOUR WATCH ACCURACY

* Simply add some checkpoints and let the app calculate the accuracy in *second per day*
* A nice chart of the accuracy over the time

** LEARN MORE ABOUT HOROLOGY

* Curated content for watch lovers (like me)

Ratings and reviews

13 Mar 22-After 24 hours of use, doing a few measurements and setting up my watches, the app deleted all the watches and baseline data and secondary points with no notice. I'd recommend setting it up to automatically backup via google drive or one drive like other apps that do this same thing. Update: 26 Feb 23-Export of data does not work, which continues the above noted issue. Not only is there no auto backup option, but the manual backup doesn't work. Recommend fixing and pushing update.

Decent app with MANUAL time inputs (thankyou!) Ever since WatchCheck was rendered non-functional because of samsung OS updates or other nonsense from Samsung, Ive been deperate to find a replacement. Sadly most of the time checkers are beat/sound/frequency checkers and not simple manual input checkers which I find are the most accurate. Then I found this and immediately bought it. its so nice to be able to manually input the time and the 15,30,45 second check buttons are a great QOL change.

Visually it looks nice, but I've had a better functional experience with other watch tracking apps. Doesn't follow the average drift of the watch (say my watch is 2 minues fast after a few weeks, I always need to increment that diff on every check), doesn't sync with NTP or GPS time and only relies on the phone time which can drift significantly, especially when in areas with low/no signal. There's significant room for improvement. Looking forward to the next updates.

What's new

* Bug fixes
* Performance improved