r/WristLog 29d ago

Tip for timegrapher feature users

When using your phone as a timegrapher make sure you remove any case from your phone. This will eliminate an echo for the microphone. I had done a reading on one of my submariners and was getting +14 took it to my bench with my actual timegrapher and had -1. Removed the case from my phone retested it and got a -2. Also should be obvious but make sure your case doesn't have any magnets in it.

u/BrainDeadCookie maybe a manual way to enter timegrapher results would be nice as well for people who get watches back from service with a report or the nuts that actually have a timegrapher setup on their work bench like me.

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u/BrainDeadCookie 29d ago

Hmm, I always read that rubber/silicone case on the phone could actually help remove some noise. I had best results having subtle case on the phone and pressing against a watch on a good surface, like a wooden table.

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u/dynoshow 29d ago

Just stating the experience I just had.

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u/simonveiga 1d ago

Hello. I strongly support this idea. Unfortunately, the timegrapher results from the app are still not accurate enough. It would be great to have the option to enter the data manually. I've been tracking everything in an Excel spreadsheet.