Bug fixes and improvements.

Bug fixes and improvements.

Tag watches in replies. The plus button in the reply box now adds either a watch or a photo, and a tagged watch opens its spec page from anywhere in the thread. Find people. Discussion search now matches usernames and display names alongside threads and brand forums. News by brand. A new Sort and Filter button narrows the news feed to the brands you follow, and every brand forum now shows the news tagged to that brand. Your colorways count separately. Variants you own are tracked as distinct pieces, each with its own wear count, cost per wear, and a label that tells them apart. Wore nothing today? Say so. There is now a "Nothing" tile in the wear row, and it keeps your streak the same way logging a watch does. You can also set rest days, so the days you don't usually wear a watch never break your streak and never nag you. Comparisons now keep the result hidden until you vote, and your vote lands instantly. Also: smoother scrolling in Discussion, notifications that run to the bottom of the screen, and a long list of layout and image fixes.

Fixes a critical bug that broke filtering in Browse. Selecting any filter, such as a category, brand, movement, or dial detail, returned no results at all. Filtering works correctly again. Wishlist is here. Keep a running list of the watches you want, compare them side by side, get picks that match your taste, and find the gaps worth filling. Browse, My Watches, and Profile now swipe left and right between their tab groups, the same way the Community tab already does. We also sped up scrolling and loading, redrew the loading screens to fit each page, and smoothed out the animation when you open a collection.

Meet your Taste Tribe. Based on the watches you gravitate toward, Lug2Lug now places you in a collector tribe and archetype, so you can see the character behind your taste and find others who share it. Also new: - Taste over time: an interactive look at how your taste has evolved, including the watches that defined each era of your collecting. - Redesigned share cards, rebuilt to look like they came from a design studio, with colors pulled from the watch itself, and they load instantly. - More ways to share, including your tribe, your collection milestones, and head-to-head matchups. - Richer discussion posts: attach up to four photos in a swipeable gallery, on cleaner cards. - Save any card straight to your photos. - Smoother sorting and filtering, and a faster first open of the reference clock. Thank you for using Lug2Lug.

Notifications, refreshed: - Sort your inbox by category or by most recent - Collapse sections and hide the categories you don't want to see, in either view - A dot on each section shows what arrived since your last visit - Smoother scrolling and swiping through a full inbox Also fixed: tapping a commenter's name in a news story now reliably opens their profile.

Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets: lug2lug is now on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Pick from nine widgets: Wrist Shots, On the Wrist Today (your streak and week at a glance), Wear Streak, Wear Stats, Collection, Watch of the Day, Recommended for You, Watch News, and Community Activity. Notification controls: a new Notifications screen in Settings: a master switch, a daily cap so alerts never pile up, quiet hours, and per-type toggles for follows, streak reminders, weekly picks, new releases, and a discussion digest. Direct messages and mentions always come through. Smoother comparisons: paging between watches in a comparison now slides cleanly at full frame rate on iOS 26 and 27, without the stutter or off-angle drift. Smoother photos: full-screen photo galleries, in discussions and on watch pages, now page one shot at a time, cleanly and naturally. Multi-photo discussion posts show each photo in full — tap any shot to open it. Fresh discussion cards: photo posts in the feed now show the whole photo and melt into its own colour, with the title and details below. Plus fixes and polish across the app.

Bug fixes: - Notifications: cleared an endless loading spinner that could appear in your inbox after tapping Clear All. - Time Check: the reference clock card now drags smoothly, without the occasional stutter. - Watch box calendar: on days you wore more than one watch, the calendar now consistently shows your most valuable piece instead of switching between them at random.

Time Check — a new customizable reference clock for setting your watch. A live clock in the Browse toolbar opens a full dial you can build like a real watch: markers, hands, colours, finishes, lume, seconds and date, with archetype presets and digital faces, a mechanical 28,800 bph sweep, and minute-sync haptics for hacking the seconds and pushing the crown right on the minute. Wrist size — add your wrist circumference (cm or inches) to your profile so others can judge how a watch wears on a wrist like yours. Settings — choose metric or imperial, and pick a display currency (prices convert from USD; a guide, not exact local pricing). Smarter wrist-shot tagging — the "From your watch box" row shows each colorway you own, and photo recognition now prefers a watch you already own. Photos now zoom open from the thumbnail across the app — comments, wrist shots, discussions, comparisons, and the watch spec page — instead of sliding up. Notifications: clear a whole section or all of them, long-press one to clear it, and your Watch of the day now shows in the inbox. Smoother and steadier — a 120Hz performance pass across browsing, opening screens, and the spec page; news photos now zoom open too; and steadier Browse / My Watches headers. Fixes: identifying a watch from a photo now shows each variation distinctly (they could look identical before, most visibly on Timex); wide wrist-shot uploads no longer get cropped; and watch thumbnails in your taste profile and "Based on what you wear" now fill their circles. Plus more polish: tagged watches in discussions show as circles, a refreshed profile clock, and a fuller "Discussed in" page on watch specs.

Direct messages are here - message other members one-on-one, with photo sharing, replies, and reactions delivered in real time. Followers - follow the members whose watches and posts you enjoy, browse your follower and following lists, and get notified when someone you follow shares something new. One combined inbox - a single bell now holds both your notifications and your messages, and you can swipe between them. Tag specific watches in a discussion post, so it's clear exactly which watches you're talking about. New "Ask the community" button on every watch page that starts a discussion about that exact watch. Watch pages now include a "Discussed in" section, so you can jump straight into the conversations about a watch. Redesigned full-screen photo viewer for wristshots and shared images, with smooth pinch-to-zoom and swipe-to-dismiss. Smoother discussions - replying in long threads keeps the message you're answering in view, and longer notes expand with a tap. Plus a wide range of fixes and refinements across discussions, navigation, and notifications.

- Added a News feed - Brand updates in your notifications are now labeled "News," matching the Community News tab. - Watch pages now include an "In the news" section with the latest stories about that watch. - Bug fixes and performance improvements

Community tab overhaul - Swipe between Wristshots, Discussion, and Collections. The header glides away as you scroll and springs back when you return to the top. - Tap the Community tab again to jump straight back to the top of the feed. - Discussion is more alive: watch-vs-watch comparisons and per-watch comment threads are now woven into the feed, threads are ranked hot-and-new (Reddit style) so fresh posts get seen instead of only long-popular ones, and brand-new posts are marked NEW. - Your sort choices across Discussion, comparisons, watch comments, and collections now stick between launches. Sharing: - Tapping a shared link now opens straight in the app — discussion posts, wrist shots, collections, and comparisons, not just watches. - Added a share button to brand, movement, and profile pages. - Like a discussion post right from the feed — just tap its heart, no need to open it. - A share button on every card now: posts, wrist shots, collections, and comparisons. - Liked posts and collections show a filled heart on their tiles. Fixes: - Fixed content opened from a shared link sometimes showing the wrong light/dark colors. - Fixed a rare bug where the app could start flashing until you relaunched it. - Fixed the logo occasionally showing the wrong light/dark version. - Fixed a brief shadow flash when closing a discussion post. - Moved the Settings button to the opposite side of the Share button on your profile. - The comparisons rail keeps its votes and images steady when you swipe between Community tabs. - Rounded thumbnails in your profile's recent comments, and cleaner stacked avatars on the wrist-check prompt. - New Settings option to reduce the blur on side-scrolling carousels.

What's New in 1.1.4 New You can now save individual watch variants to your favorites — favorite the exact colourway you love, and the blue dial and the black dial are saved separately, each with its own tile. Flag a watch photo that looks wrong, and optionally suggest a better one. Onboarding now lets you choose the case sizes and price ranges you like. Discussion posts and replies are now saved automatically, so you won't lose your writing if you close the composer by accident. Added a notifications inbox on the Community tab, plus @mentions in comments. Added "Watch comments" to the Discussion tab, and more discussions and community comparisons in the wrist-shot feed. Watch collections now open in a searchable, sortable grid on spec pages. Improved haptics across the app, and the app now stays in portrait except when viewing photos. Fixes Fixed favoriting so saving one colourway no longer clears the others. Fixed favorites you saved while signed out being lost after you create an account. Tapping a reply now scrolls to the original message. Fixed long wrist-shot captions getting cut off, and upload issues for some new accounts. Made sort options consistent across the app, with visual polish throughout.

This update brings a range of improvements: - More accurate watch photo identification, including better colourway matching when you snap a watch. - Refined watch comparison with clearer layouts and per-watch voting. - Smoother camera and capture flow for logging the watches you wear. - Improved keyboard and search behavior across collections, discussions, and comparisons. - Wear calendar and Watch Box display fixes so covers and thumbnails always render. - Performance and stability improvements throughout.

This is our biggest update yet. Since the last release we added a full collection and wear-tracking layer, plus discovery, identification, and community upgrades. YOUR COLLECTION & WEAR - Track your collection and log what you wear on a calendar: with streaks, cost-per-wear, and a "gathering dust" view of the watches you're neglecting. - Watch of the Day: an opt-in daily pick personalized to your taste, with a gentle reminder to log your wrist. - Add a watch in seconds: by name, by link, or by scanning it, and the specs auto-fill from our catalog. - Smarter gap recommendations: see the watch your collection is missing. DISCOVER & IDENTIFY - Identify a watch from a photo: point your camera and we'll match it to the catalog. - New browse filters: dial numerals, dial finish, and features. - Sharper recommendations, plus faster and smoother browsing throughout. COMMUNITY - Post wrist shots straight from a watch's page. - Public collections and per-watch notes, with tappable links everywhere. Also: save favorites without signing in first, in-app links that open natively, universal links, and lots of performance and stability fixes.

This update fixes a bug that could prevent opening a watch's detail page when you tapped it.

Collections: Complete your collection — A new recommender shows what your Watch Box is missing across style, complications, size, and brand diversity. Per-variant recommendations — Similar Watches now matches the specific dial/colourway you're viewing, not just the model. Photo gallery — Browse all watch photos in a swipeable strip on every spec page. Email sign-in — Sign in with email and password on any screen. Performance & fixes — Instant Similar Watches, stable browse feed order, improved recommendations, image loading fixes, and auth reliability improvements.