Your collection now leads the App Store page, plus a fix for a rare crash when sound is unavailable.

Easier to find, and a gentler nudge to rate WindUp if you enjoy it.

• A new name on the App Store: WindUp: Watch Collection • Layout refinements on every screen size, including larger displays • Stability and under-the-hood improvements

THE VAULT — the Collection tab is now the museum's private wing. - Watch boxes: every piece in your collection lives in its own box. Pick from twelve shells — walnut, racing green, midnight, saddle tan and more — and dress the room to match. - A wishlist worth wanting: wished pieces now sit behind boutique glass on a velvet pillow, with a dealer's card and a brass GOT IT stamp. - The acquisition ceremony: when a wish comes true, the shop glass cracks, bursts, and your new piece flies into the box you chose. Confetti included. - Living tiles: every tool tile now moves — slow-beating mechanisms, drifting light, rising bubbles, shooting stars. - Breaking the frame: tiles lean out of their borders — the caliper's beam, the chronograph's pushers, the moon cresting its card. Plus small fixes and polish throughout.

The dashboard comes alive. Every tile on the home screen is now a living miniature of its room — and this release sets them all in motion: • Breakout elements — hands, balance wheels, crowns and crests lean out of their tiles, overflowing the frame like exhibits escaping their cases • Ambient animation — meteors streak across the moon tile's night sky, clouds drift over the sun, the equation-of-time bead pulses on today, and the day-date disc rocks as the gears never quite let it sleep • Slow-motion escapement — the Heartbeat tile now plays the real escapement cycle geared down: lock, unlock, impulse and drop, one full beat stretched across eight seconds so you can finally watch what your watch does 28,800 times an hour Wind it up and watch the wall tick.

A clearer welcome. The listing now says plainly what WindUp is — tools to set your watch, a museum to understand it, a home for your collection — and the app gets a round of small polish to match. • Tools: set assistant with atomic-time check, beat rate listener, chronograph lab, power reserve, service tracking • Museum: eighteen interactive rooms, every complication hands-on • Collection: timeline, wishlist, and a shareable profile at windup.web.app

WindUp 3.0 is a museum. Every page has been rebuilt as a room you walk into — its own light, its own walls, nothing left to read that you can't touch. • The Watchmaker's Workshop — the beat rate bench after hours, one hanging lamp, dust in the beam • The Midnight Salon — day-date in bottle-green velvet and lamplit gold • The Navigator's Lounge — GMT over a dot-matrix world map • The Engine Room — wind the mainspring from a riveted boiler room below decks • The Machine Hall — a colossal calibre running under a glass gallery floor • The Escapement Theater — one beat, frame by frame, under the limelight • The Signal Tower — nixie tubes and a radio time signal decoded live • The Clock Tower — behind the great dial, driving the motion works by hand • The Precision Bureau — set your watch against network time, to the tick • The Atelier — a whole service scrubbed under one finger • The Fitting Room — any case chalk-fitted to your own wrist • The Tannery — straps aged under your thumb • The Reading Room — the glossary as a card catalogue, with an exam • Plus the solar observatory, the sun's road, the chronograph test lab, and the dive to the trench Eighteen rooms. Touch everything.

WindUp 2.0 is a new app. MY COLLECTION • Build your watch timeline — every piece you own, with photos, specs and values • Keep a wishlist, and promote a watch to the collection the day it arrives • Paste a product link and the form fills itself • A collection dashboard: pieces, brands, paid, worth today • Share your collection with friends: a public profile page at your own link, with full control over what it shows THE TOOLS, REBUILT • 14 interactive showcases — moon phase, GMT, chronograph, day-date, beat rate, sun, equation of time, movement, escapement, power reserve, service, water resistance, set assistant and glossary • Every tool explains how its complication works mechanically • Turn the GMT bezel. Watch the escapement beat. Scrub through the whole lunar cycle • Power reserve and service now tracked per watch in your collection WIDGETS • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets — analog dial, moon, power reserve, service, collection And a design overhaul throughout.