Track your watch collection like you mean it

Your collection as a visual box, not a grid of cells. Every watch you add is a real catalog entry with its full spec sheet attached — case size, lug-to-lug, movement, water resistance — plus your own per-watch notes: where you bought it, what you paid, which strap it lives on.

One tap logs what's on your wrist today. The app keeps a wear streak, a per-watch wear count, and a wear calendar you can backfill retroactively — so you finally get an honest answer to “do I actually wear this one?” before you buy the next.

A month-by-month calendar of what you wore when, and per-watch stats built from your logs. The watches you reach for and the ones gathering dust become obvious — which is the whole point of tracking.

Group watches into collections — the box, the grails, the exit list — and set each one public or private. Public collections get a shareable page other collectors can browse, upvote, and comment on.

Favorite anything in the catalog to build a wishlist alongside the box you own. Gap recommendations read both, so “what's missing from my collection” suggestions account for what you already want.

Attach wrist photos to the watches you own and post them to the community wrist-check feed. Your box becomes a photo record of the collection, not just a list of reference numbers.