Watch Tuner Timegrapher

This appears not to work in the latest iOS. It appears to have the same problem as many audio spectrum analysers. Can you please test, fix and provide an update?

Seemed to work for a bit. Just get too much noise error all the time even with lowest sensitivity settings. Don’t waste your time and money.

Tried hard to get a recoding but even with a microphone taped on to a watch and placed under a bowl in a silent room it says “too much noise” and produced no reading. I feel as though have wasted my money on this one. A lemon from me

Watched a YouTube video of a comparison. The app works really well in a quiet room with consistent results. Well done!

This actually works amazingly well. Many of the reviews advocate strapping an AirPod to the watch case - don’t, it will magnetize the watch and is in any case ineffective. Just touch the crown to the phone mic and it works perfectly in a reasonably quiet environment on the default settings. Already used it to successfully tune up one watch which was way out of whack. I am impressed!

If at first you fail try again purchased it and didn’t no you have to use headphones microphone just tape it to back of watch brilliant love it 👍

You just need to sello-tape the Airpods’ microphone to the back of the watch. If it’s taped, it doesn’t even have to be “that quitet” in the room. It made good reading straight away.

I used this app by sellotaping the microphone from my EarPods to the back of my three watches. A Patek aquanaut, a Bréguet type XX and a Vacheron overseas. You need a quiet room! The results Patek +/- 1s, the Bréguet +/- 5s and the Vacheron +/- 26s. This is very accurate to my own long term timing tests. The Vacheron has had a problem for years even after many repairs!

Aplikacja żyje własnym życiem i pomimo zupełnej ciszy pokazuje że jest za głośno. Wyniki nie zgodne z rzeczywistością. Very bad app. Always wrong results . No recommended at all!

Worked well for me after a bit of perseverance with finding the best position for the mic (apple headphone mic). Essential to be in a quiet room and to experiment with the sensitivity setting. I was thinking of buying a timegrapher for £130, so this has saved me money and avoided the clutter of another device around the home. I am not a watch repair expert so cannot say whether it offers a true replacement for a timegrapher, but it is adequate for my needs as a hobbyist with a modest collection of vintage Smiths (Made in England) watches.