Ok. I didn't realize these were so affordable. I spend a ton of time setting my watches and waiting days to see how accurate my work was. I'm curious if anybody else owns the "affordable" version 1000 and the results.
http://omegaforums.net/threads/timing-machine.11260/ http://omegaforums.net/threads/should-i-be-breaking-up-with-my-watchmaker.11600/ http://omegaforums.net/threads/2-new-essential-tools-coming-this-month.3954/ Every time there's a thread about these I become more convinced that I don't want one
I went reading those old threads. It's amazing when Al says he doesn't have much time and then proceeds to give a detailed, thorough, well exposed lecture on the topic at hand.
Just went through all the threads. Al is a saint and will be rewarded in his next life I definitely fall in to the "good enough" category of collectors and will be picking one of these up soon.
I'm not a watchmaker so I have no business having one. This app I use I very accurate if you follow the instructions...
I edited the post: It's called "Twixt Time". Hi Jim !!!! *edit originally the developer designed a mic pick-up (audio) system but it sucked and didn't work well. The new app is deadly accurate. I know because my watchmaker gives me the time graph info after a service.
Hi Rich, Thanks for that, I might give it a try. I 'spose it's a bit like Emerald Time Stamp, with the added luxury of calculating the delta's between markers. Cheers mate.
When sitting in a worship I asked if I should have a timeographer. "Definitely" he said, "then you will bring loads more to me to service"
they're like loupes. if you've got one then no dial you've got is ever "nice" enough. I know most of us are inveterate fiddlers but what's the point of having one if you don't do your own servicing.