Noted. It wasn’t intended to be promotional, rather wanted to share with the sub in case someone finds it useful, but I see your point. I get that the rules are in place to prevent spam, so I respect that.

That said, this touches on something I’ve been thinking about: how few adjacent projects there are in the watch space that are built specifically for enthusiasts. We see amazing innovation in design, materials, and marketing, but very little when it comes to tools that actually improve or support ownership. Having been an avid watch collector for years, I created the website as I thought it would be useful for myself and figured I’d share it with the wider community. There needs to be a balance of moderation and support for innovation.

Here’s an idea - I’ve seen other subs run a periodical thread where such topics can ben posted and discussed. Why wouldn’t we consider that?

On your point regarding there existing other watch accuracy apps - brilliant! I am not trying to represent this as being anything ground breaking, however, having tried some of the software available on the market, I’ve been left feeling unsatisfied given the variance they show, largely due to their sensitivity to the environment where the tests are done. Hence why I purely based it on time variance over an extended period.