A couple of layout adjustments and general bug fixes. Watch list: - **New Feature:** Added an experimental 'Large Photo List' option. When enabled, each watch in your list is represented by a larger version of your watch photo. Find the new toggle in the settings view to try it out. Feedback welcome. Split view and foldables: - Fixed a visual transition issue in split view where the accuracy graph would awkwardly swipe in or carry over visual state when changing watch selections. - Fixed a crash that could occur on iPhone Duo split-screen when selecting a watch under certain conditions with service log entries. Settings: - Fixed an issue where the app's display mode (light/dark) would default back to Light on launch, ignoring your saved appearance preferences. - Renamed the 'Lock to Portrait' setting to 'Portrait Orientation Lock' to better align with standard iOS Control Center terminology.

Fixed an issue where the "last checked" time on the Watch Details screen would stop updating after the phone went to sleep.

Fixed rare bug that (hopefully) only one person noticed.

Minor changes for iOS 27. App wide:: - The app now supports the phone in landscape orientation in preparation for iPhone Duo support Settings: - Added new toggle to allow the app to always remain in portrait orientation

Bug fix, code tidy and small battery optimisation updates. Pie charts: - New time-range filter on the wear-time pie charts. Use the filter button to switch the right-hand pie between time frames and also hide sold watches Clock view: - Haptics will no longer fire if the phone is in low power mode Service log: - Fixed an issue that stopped service logs from saving properly after editing Time Points: - Added confirmation before deleting time points - Added haptics to the plus and minus time buttons Watch details: - If there are are more than 20 points in the page indicator under accuracy tracking then the page indicator will start to scroll Load file: - Added success notification to make it clearer that the import worked

A few general bugs fixed plus… Edit Watch (updated) - Increased the data you can store about your watch - New watch data card based on new data fields Watch Collection (new) - Browse all your watch data cards in one convenient location - Export your collection as text or images - Sort and filter by brand and category - New timeline view displays your ownership history when purchase (and sale) dates are entered Settings (fixed) - Fixed notification deep linking issues not working when the app was ‘cold’ (finally!)

Fixed a couple of cosmetic bugs that slipped through.

General tune up for ios26 with a new Liquid Glass app icon plus a number of smaller changes to make the app experience better overall. Check Accuracy screen: - Added new cancellation process for the time check; drag your finger down to the new cancel button to abort - Added confirmation feedback to show the time point has been recorded - Button position changes Statistics screen: - Added new ‘wear calendar’. This is a big change that shows wear history by day or month. On the month view it is possible to toggle between showing the watches worn indicators as fixed width bars or proportional to the wear time that month. Also if you long press or double tap a month then it will show the monthly breakdown in more detail. Watch list: - Removed swipe to delete function; now a dedicated button in the ‘edit watch’ screen Edit watch screen: - Layout change - Addition of a delete watch button Timepoint list screen: - Added new warning labels to indicate when timepoints are too close together. Yellow warning for less and an hour gap and a red warning when less than 15 mins apart - this is aiming to highlight that the app works best and is more accurate when the timepoints are spaced apart by a number of hours rather than minutes Help pages (pops up for new users or find them in settings): - General refresh and additional content Settings screen: - Export Watch Data will now export all data into a single zip file - Minor layout changes plus the addition of a new ‘submit review’ link - Added icons to improve understanding of intent Reminder Notifications: - When you tap on the reminder notification on the Home Screen it takes you straight to the notified watch Clock screen - Subtle info button to inform about the GMT hand toggle - GMT hand toggle now fades rather than appears - Minor tweak to the handset sizes to improve readability

Minor fixes and optimisations plus: Pie charts: - Time worn pie chart label now shows to 1 decimal place - Sold watches are now indicated as such in pie chart labels Time clock: - Optional GMT hand shown in the time set clock (double tap the clock to toggle)

Minor fixes and optimisations plus: Settings: - Accuracy Report PDF export now has a contents summary page

Minor bug fixes, plus: Settings: - New Timing Report PDF export. Export watch accuracy history data as a sharable report.

Minor bug fixes, notable changes are: Watch list: - **CHANGE** Now shows the average accuracy for each watch (it previously showed the latest accuracy) - Tidied up some of the white space ands fonts so it is all a little bit leaner and easier to read Wear stats: - Fixed the accuracy trend chart show/hide logic. Tapping on a watch in the chart legend will show or hide that watch in the chart. The show/hide status of an individual watch is now linked to the chart rather than shared across all of the charts

General: - Minor bug fixes and user interface tidy ups Stats: - Added time frame options to the accuracy trends chart

Refreshed stats screen with a ground up re-write. Accuracy details screen: - New wear time pie charts - Changed the wear time history bar chart axis lines a little - Minor layout tweaks on charts Wear stats: - Totally new charts built from the ground up - Tap on the bar chart legend items to show/hide individual bars (handy way to zoom the chart)

Complete overhaul of the charts and graphs used in the main part of the app. The changes extensively use new iOS17 features so iOS17 is required to run this version of the app. Accuracy details screen: - Refreshed charts with more iOS native chart interactions - Added new ‘Wear History’ graph to show how often the watch is worn by month (* see note below) - Permanently added the trend view as a new chart at the bottom of the screen - Changed the colour scheme to ‘Watch Spring Orange’ Settings: - As a result of the changes to the charts, a few of the look and feel options buried in the settings have been removed in order to simplify the code and improve performance - Watch data CSV export now includes more useful data in addition to the data the app needs Stats: - Changed the graph look and feel to be the same as the main accuracy charts, these charts are going to change to be consistent with the new charts in the next release so this is just a quick fix More chart changes coming! * A note on wear timing: In order for wear times to be accuracy, it is important to do a watch time check of the watch you are taking off when you take the watch off to let Watch Spring know what you stopped wearing the watch

Minor quality of life changes based on user feedback. Settings: - Notifications revamp to add the option to have the notification trigger at the same time every day **NOTE THAT NOTIFICATIONS NEED TO RE-ENABLED IN SETTINGS** - New toggle to hide sold watches from the main view - Fixed inconsistency with import and export screens watch selection function Wear Stats: - Pie charts are now ordered by segment size (biggest first) - Pie chart labels now include percentages Accuracy check screen: - When the watch has been reset toggle is used it resets the time to the current time (rather than keep the predicted time if the watch had not been reset)

New functionality added to cater for watches that are sold. Watches can be marked as sold in the watch details screen. Sold watches are shown in a separate list and no longer appear in the accuracy trend charts. They remain in the wear history so you can look back in time and continue to see what you were wearing back in the day.

Tiny cosmetic fix you probably won't notice.

Fixed a small handful of iOS16 related things. All running smoothly again.

Tuned up the app with a minor bug fix. First to find it doesn't win a prize.