Record level Every watch now shows how complete its record is, from basic through to independently inspected. The same level appears on your collection list and on the watch itself. The digital record panel One panel carrying the record number and the level, now at the top of the watch screen. A rebuilt home screen The total appears once, with the number of brands and average record completion beside it. A reordered watch screen Identity, documents and the inspection report now follow the order you read them in. Timeline integrity Transfers, documents and inspections are recorded as they happen. When something is missing from the history, the app says so plainly instead of leaving a silent gap. Fixed A crash that stopped the add item screen from opening.

Expanded watch profiles — record far more detail about each piece across ten organized sections, with a completion meter that shows how complete each record is. Document Vault — keep invoices, warranty cards, and service records attached to each watch as photos or PDFs, with a warranty status indicator. Shared profile — generate a private link to share a watch's record with a buyer or a friend, and control exactly what is visible. Expert inspection records — request an inspection from an independent technician and keep the issued report in the watch's permanent history. A refreshed look — a lighter, calmer interface throughout the app. Plus improved sign-in reliability and many refinements across the app.