The watch collection tracker for iPhone
Lug2Lug: Watch Collection is your watch box in your pocket: track the watches you own, log what you wear each day and build a streak, identify any watch from a photo, follow market prices, and discover your next piece through taste-based recommendations from a 13,711-watch catalog. Free on the App Store, with no ads.
Log what you actually wear
One tap a day. A fill-in calendar, day streaks, and per-watch wear counts turn “I think I wear the Longines most” into a number.
See your box clearly
Cost-per-wear, share-of-wrist, and gap suggestions — the app notices when your taste keeps reaching for a GMT your collection doesn’t have yet.
Specs, prices, and what owners really think
Case dimensions, live market pricing, price alerts, and an AI digest of real community threads — with the sources linked.
A feed that posts back
Wrist checks from real collectors, tied to the same catalog. Post from the app and it shows up on lug2lug.org too.
Wear log, calendar & streaks
Log the watch on your wrist each day with one tap. A calendar view lets you backfill days you missed, and consecutive-day streaks make the habit stick — so after a few months you know which pieces you actually wear, not just which ones you own.
A watch box with notes
Every watch you own in one place, with full specs and market pricing pulled from the live catalog. Attach a private note to each piece — service dates, purchase price, mods — and the app warns you before you add the same reference twice.
Identify a watch from a photo
Saw a watch on someone's wrist, or inherited one with no paperwork? Photograph the dial — the camera auto-switches to macro for close-ups — and the app matches it against the 13,711-watch catalog to identify brand, model, and reference.
Collection stats & gaps
See your box broken down by category, movement, and value, and get suggestions for what would round out the collection — a dress piece if you're all divers, a hand-wound if everything is automatic. Recommendations come from real spec data across 578 brands, not sponsored placements.
Wristshot community
Post wrist shots, comment, and see what other collectors are wearing today. It's the same community as the lug2lug.org discussion hub — post from the app, and it shows up on the web too.
Comparisons & discovery
Put any watches side by side — case diameter, lug-to-lug, thickness, movement, water resistance, and how well each holds its value on the used market. A taste-based browse feed learns what you favorite and surfaces watches you wouldn't have searched for.
The collector
You have a box of five or more and a nagging suspicion that two of them never leave it. The wear log settles the question with data, and per-watch notes keep service history out of a spreadsheet.
The one-watch person eyeing #2
You know what you have; you don't know what's next. Side-by-side comparisons and the taste-based feed narrow a six-thousand-watch field down to the handful worth trying on.
The spec-sheet shopper
You buy on lug-to-lug and value retention, not marketing copy. Every watch in the catalog carries measured case dimensions, movement details, and used-market pricing next to MSRP.
Built on the lug²lug database
The app isn't a separate product — it's the same live catalog that powers this site, with the collection tools built for your pocket. Research a watch on the web catalog at your desk, save it, and it's in the app when you're at the dealer. Deep-dive microbrands, read the buying guides, or look a term up in the glossary — one free account carries your box, wear log, and favorites across both.
- Catalog
- 13,711 watches · 578 brands
- Spec data
- Case · lug-to-lug · movement · WR
- Pricing
- MSRP · used market · retention
- Sync
- One account, app + lug2lug.org
Is the Lug2Lug app free?
Yes. The app is free to download, there are no ads, and everything in it today, from the wear log to photo identification, is included at no cost. Those features stay free. We are building a deeper secondary-market layer on top (live listings, longer price history, and price alerts) that is planned as a paid add-on, but nothing is priced or dated yet, and none of what you use today moves behind it.
Is there an Android version?
Yes. The app is on Google Play as well as the App Store, and one account carries the same Watch Box, wishlist and collection across the web, iPhone and Android.
Do I need an account?
You can browse and identify watches without one. Saving watches to your box, logging wear, and posting wristshots use a free account so your data syncs between the app and lug2lug.org — start on either and pick up on the other.
How many watches does it cover?
The catalog behind the app is the same live database as lug2lug.org: 13,711 watches across 578 brands, from Seiko and microbrands like Halios, Baltic, and Christopher Ward up to Rolex, Omega, and Cartier — each with case dimensions, movement, water resistance, and market pricing. If a watch you own isn't listed yet, you can add it from inside the app.
Know what you own. Wear what you love.
Free on the App Store. No ads, just your watches, your wear history, and 13,711 watches to explore.