**Price your wishlist** Saving a watch you're eyeing? Add a reference price to keep track of what it'll cost when you're ready to buy. **Sort your wishlist** The Saved tab now sorts by brand or price, just like your collection and straps. **Lug-to-lug measurement** Log the lug-to-lug distance on any watch for a more complete fit picture.

**Worn-together history** Tap any watch or strap to see a carousel of everything you've ever paired it with — complete with a count of how many times you've reached for that combination. **Integrated bracelet** Logging a watch that wears on its original bracelet? There's now a dedicated field for that. **How you came to own it** Each watch can now carry its full acquisition story — whether you bought it new, found it pre-owned, received it as a gift, or inherited it. **Strap Graveyard** A new card on the Stats screen highlights to the straps you haven't used in a while.

Minor bug fixes and stability improvements.

Swipe to Change Date Navigate your daily log with a swipe — flick left or right to move between dates without tapping the arrows. Something to Look Forward To Log a wear and you might just be surprised. New success messages add a little moment of delight every time you record what's on your wrist. More Detail for Your Watches Three new fields for the serious collector: power reserve (hours), production year, and whether you have the box and papers. Every detail, in one place. New Strap Colours Khaki and Champagne join the colour picker — because not every strap fits neatly into "Brown" or "Beige."

Track More About Every Watch You can now log crystal type, bezel style, cyclops lens, and caseback display for every watch in your collection — giving you the richest, most complete record of your pieces yet. Watch Details, Reimagined All your watch specs now live in beautifully organised grouped cards, making it effortless to find the details that matter at a glance. Explore Your Wear History Tap any bar in your monthly wear chart to reveal the exact days you wore that watch in a handy bottom drawer. Stats That Tell the Whole Story Your collection's flow chart and stats card now show percentage change, and you can analyse any custom date range — not just the presets. Bug Fixes & Polish - Monthly wear counts are now perfectly accurate, no matter your timezone. - Fixed a rare case where a connection error showed the wrong prompt. - Dates in the wear history drawer now display in your local format.

- Stats Screen, Redesigned: The Stats screen got a sharp new look — cleaner, more visual, and more interactive than ever. - State of the Collection: The hero of this update. The new State of the Collection card gives you a complete picture of how your collection has evolved. Tap it to dive into a full breakdown of watches added and removed, filterable by year or month — so you can see exactly how you've been shaping your collection over time. - Fixes & Polish: Several fixes, minor improvements, and polish throughout the app.

FIND OUT WHAT YOUR COLLECTION IS REALLY COSTING YOU The new Gathering Dust card shows the total estimated value of watches sitting unworn in your collection. See exactly how much money is locked up in timepieces that aren't getting wrist time — and decide what deserves to stay. TRACK EVERY WATCH'S PERFORMANCE Each watch now has a dedicated Performance card on its detail page. View estimated value over time and understand at a glance whether your piece is appreciating, holding steady, or ready to find a new home. RECORD HOW AND WHY YOU SELL When archiving a sold watch, you can now log the sales channel (Chrono24, eBay, local sale, and more) along with your reason for selling. Build a cleaner record of your buying and selling history.

- Tag every wear with an occasion: Give every wear a story. Tag each log as Business, Casual, Formal, Sport, Travel, Date Night, and more — a subtle badge shows right on the watch card so your history tells you more at a glance. - Richer watch & strap details: Track your watch's crown mechanism — Push-Pull or Screw-Down — displayed alongside the caliber. For straps, log the buckle colour and mark whether it has a quick-release spring bar. - Huge Speed Improvements: Your collection now loads instantly on launch — no more waiting. The app pulls from local cache while quietly refreshing in the background.

- Brand Breakdown A new card in Stats breaks down your collection by brand, with a visual allocation bar and a sortable list (by watch count or value). Total collection value — across all currencies — shown right below. - Cleaner Profile screen Preferences, Community, and Support are better organised for a smoother settings experience. Access Moon Phase and World Timer directly from your Profile tab under the new Tools section [Available for Premium]. - Moon Phase Calibration Track the current lunar phase with real-time precision. Compare against a photo-realistic moon visual, and calibrate your moon phase complication with confidence. - World Timer See the world at a glance. The new World Timer displays an interactive live day/night arc across all time zones.

- Battery tracking: Never get caught with a dead watch. Log battery replacements on your quartz pieces and set reminders so you're always ahead of the next change. - Case colour & finish: A new detail field for your watches — record the case colour and surface finish (e.g. polished steel, PVD black, rose gold) to complete your records. - More strap sizes: now available when adding or editing straps

- A Fresh New Look - WristLog has a completely new visual identity. Cleaner and more sophisticated. - Richer watch details - You can now record the caliber and water resistance rating for each watch — everything you need in one place. - Remove watches with history - It's now possible to delete a watch even if it has wear log entries. We'll show you exactly how many logs will be removed before you confirm. - Strap-free logging - Straps are now optional when logging your daily wear — perfect for when you just want to mark which watch you wore that day. - Faster photos - Watch photos now load faster and more efficiently thanks to smart memory and disk caching with optimised image delivery. - Import from WristTrack - Switching from WristTrack? Bring your entire collection over in seconds. Watches, daily wear history, service records, and warranty data all transferred seamlessly. - Several bug fixes and small improvements throughout the app

- Warranty Vault — Keep your warranty details safe and organized. Store documents, track expiration dates, and see exactly how much coverage you have left — all right from your watch's profile. - Redesigned Service Records — Service history got a major glow-up. Tap any record to see the full details, set reminders, and attach photos. - Stats Timeframes — Filter your wearing stats by week, month, year, or all time. - Refreshed UI — Cleaner detail screens, a simplified language picker, and a new collection tab icon. - Stability — Squashed several iOS crashes and polished interactions across the app.

- Quick-log: Wearing the same piece as yesterday? Log your previous watch and strap combo with a single tap. - Much cleaner UI - we've decluttered the daily log screen - Better browsing through watches and straps, making it easier to see your collection at a glance - Smoother flow for logging the watches you wear. - "Cost per wear" calculations now take service costs and sales into account. - Several bug fixes

Considerable updates: - Saved tab — You can now wishlist watches directly inside your Collection. Tap the bookmark icon to save watches you're eyeing before you own them. - Vault is now Collection — We've renamed Vault to Collection across the whole app for a cleaner, more intuitive feel. - Full Portuguese (BR) and Spanish translations throughout the app, including watch forms, modals, and push notifications. - Fixed Daily Drivers insights — now uses a correct 90-day rolling window with accurate streak logic. - Fixed a date navigation bug when the app resumed after midnight. - Fixed lug width validation issue. - Fixed a notification timing issue that could cause missed daily reminders.

- Capability to handle discount codes with Apple offers - Improvements to the upgrade account screen - Premium account label displayed on profile screen for premium customers - Added Spanish language support - Updated the Daily Drivers chart to use 90-day window with improved streak logic

We’ve added a new Archive Details screen that lets you log exactly what happened—whether you sold it, gifted it, or sadly lost it. You can record the final sale price and the date it happened, ensuring your collection statistics and total value history remain spot-on.

- Vault sorting: You can now organise your Vault exactly how you want. Sort watches by brand, price, size, date, or last worn, and sort straps by brand, colour, material, and style. - Enhanced data exports: Your exports now include the direct links for your watches and straps photos. We also fixed a bug to ensure exports generate reliably every time.

- Improved gathering dust logic to focus on recent inactivity. - Stats tab renamed to Discover. - Added complication insights to the Discover screen. - Removed redundant titles from Vault and Discover screens. - Streamlined photo selection with automatic image cropping.

- Improved gathering dust logic to focus on recent inactivity. - Stats tab renamed to Discover. - Added complication insights to the Discover screen. - Removed redundant titles from Vault and Discover screens. - Streamlined photo selection with automatic image cropping.

- enhance premium data export to support multiple watches per day - link to our instagram page - Added a new Style Insights section to the stats screen (access by tapping the favourite style block)

- App rating feature issue fixed - Improvements to the camera flow, for better watch photos - Minor improvements

- The daily log screen has now a shortcut to add watches and straps - Watch complications are now separate from Styles when adding/editing a watch. Watches in the vault previously with complications set as styles (e.g. Chronograph) have had their details migrated accordingly, meaning some style fields might be empty. - A few bug fixes