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You’d expect this app to open the camera app but it doesn’t. You need to hold the hologram on your chronometer card in front of the lens on your phone and then it works. Quite interesting to see the METAS test results for your specific watch. It should be noted that this only applies to master chronometer watches though so will only work if the watch has been put through the METAS tests.

Not really sure what others are whining about saying it don’t work when scanning the Master Chronometer card because I’ve not had any problem at all, and I’ve had 4 different Omega’s during the 3 years I’ve been using this app now. As for the melt piping up about needing to have an account to access your watch’s test results, what’s the problem? Anyone would think you’ve got something to hide, maybe your Omega was chored or something?

This app uses NFC not the camera. The app is extremely good. If you use it correctly

It doesn’t activate the camera even though you grant it permission to scan the barcode on the card pity you’d expect a luxury brand watch company would keep up on these things

Simply tap the main camera lens against the hologram.. You will then need to log in or create account. You can then view the detailed test results specific to your own watch.

Yep doesn’t work 😂

Does exactly what it says it does *for Master Chronometer only* does not work (and does not claim to work) for other Omega Chronometers (possibly hence some of the other less positive reviews). Enabled me to view & download my Master Chronometer certificates, which is useful/interesting if you’re interested in watch tech & helpful info if you are buying/selling a watch.

Despite trying to put the gold seal in front of all of the 3 cameras in the iPhone 11 this simply does not work. Poor design and poorly executed...not a good reflection on the brand itself!

Attempted to scan the card a number of times unsuccessfully waste of time

You need to hold the gold foil disc on the front of the master chronometer certificate card up to your front camera (iPhone) to within millimetres of the camera lens for a couple of seconds. Not obvious but that’s what you need to do.