Prolost Watches

This update makes it even easier to adopt specs from the Prolost Watches database, and improves the display of Events. • New prominent indication in Watch Details of available specs from database. • You can snooze or hide this suggestion. • Events now uses Acquired/Released terminology instead of Purchased/Sold. • Events complication now shows watch images for Acquired/Released events. • “1 miles since last log” in On Wrist is now “1 mile”. As of version 1.1, Prolost Watches is backed by an ever-growing database of watch specs, so filling out your watch’s data can be as simple as a tap. You can customize the color palette along with the layout, making Prolost Watches even more uniquely yours. Helpful tips guide you through the advanced features of the app. • When you add or edit a watch, Prolost Watches checks against a library of detailed watch specifications. If your watch isn’t listed, you can optionally share your specs and help grow the database for all. • But data isn’t everything. Adding a watch now has a step-by-step flow that helps you understand what information matters and what can wait. • It’s not easy being (only) green. Customize the look and feel of the app in Settings → Color Palette. • Watch Feature tags expanded to individual selections for Movement Type, Dial, Bezel, and Crystal. • Tips! Helpful tips guide you through the features of the app. • Locations are now labeled by country, without any data leaving your device. • The monthly Manifest also gets a countries report. • Watch Nicknames! A place to put Arnie, Pepsi, Turtle. • You now have a choice of search engines in Settings. • Brands now features a “Worn” view, to sort and compare brands by cumulative wrist time. • Brand autocomplete — when adding a new Brand, if we know about it, we help fill in the name and details. • “Purchase” broadly renamed to “Acquisition” in response to a request by an international jewelry thief. • “Sold” is now “Sold/Released” in response to a request by the thief’s victims. • “Diameter” is now “Diameter/Width” and “Lug-to-Lug” is now “Lug-to-Lug/Height”. • Setting watch purchase/acquisition location has better map search, and the option to drop a pin anywhere. • Many more improvements listed at prolost.watch/updates

Prolost Watches is now backed by an ever-growing database of watch specs, so filling out your watch’s data can be as simple as a single tap. You can now customize the color palette along with the layout, making Prolost Watches even more uniquely yours. New helpful tips guide you through the advanced features of the app. • When you add or edit a watch, Prolost Watches now checks against a library of detailed watch specifications. If your watch isn’t listed, you can optionally share your specs and help grow the database for all. • But data isn’t everything. Adding a watch now has a step-by-step flow that helps you understand what data matters and what can wait. • Watch Feature tags have been expanded to individual selections for Movement Type, Dial, Bezel, and Crystal. • It’s not easy being (only) green. Customize the look and feel of the app in Settings → Color Palette. • Tips! Helpful tips guide you through the features of the app. • Locations are now labeled by country, without any data leaving your device. • The monthly Manifest also gets a countries report. • Watch Nicknames! A place to put Arnie, Pepsi, Turtle. • You now have a choice of search engines in Settings. • Brands now features a “Worn” view, to sort and compare brands by cumulative wrist time. • Brand autocomplete — when adding a new Brand, if we know about it, we help fill in the name and details. • “Purchase” broadly renamed to “Acquisition” in response to a request by an international jewelry thief. • “Sold” is now “Sold/Released” in response to a request by the thief’s victims. • “Diameter” is now “Diameter/Width” and “Lug-to-Lug” is now “Lug-to-Lug/Height”. • Setting watch purchase/acquisition location has better map search, and the option to drop a pin anywhere. • Many more improvements listed at prolost.watch/updates

Thank you for being part of the Prolost Watches launch! This update fixes a few bugs and refines some functionality. • Prolost Watches never pesters you for a review, so now there’s an easy link in Settings to rate or review the app. Happy reviews are the best way to help the app grow. • You can now filter by Brand in All Watches. Scroll to the end of the Type filters and you’ll find your brands. • The On Wrist complication now shows other interesting information in addition to streaks. • In Watch Details, Wear Trend is now in Insights, and Wrist Share shows the watch’s Wrist Share rank. • In Watch Details, long-press the Brand/Model/Reference to copy to clipboard as text. • In Watch Details, Finances is now Finances & Service, with a summary of upcoming or overdue service. • Share Card now shows more of the watch photo. • When re-ordering Complications in Settings, enjoy a mini-preview of the layout you’re designing. • Wrist Share Half-life now displays a helpful guide for how Wrist Share factors in the recency of wear logs. • Wrist Time → Wear Count now allows filtering by year. • “Fresh” is a new option in Carousel. Highlights watches that have a high Wrist Share, but haven’t been worn recently. • You can also sort by Freshness in All Watches. • Cost per Wear now displays total watch cost for unsold watches, and profit/loss for sold watches. • Daily Reminders notify even if you’ve already logged a watch today, to help remind multiple-watch-per-day folks. Or set it to 10:09 to remind you to grab that perfect wrist shot. • Future events now show photos in the Events complication. • Watch Purchases are now shown in Wear Calendar. • AUD (A$) is now available as a currency display option. • Calendar complication handles six-row months like a boss. • Wear Calendar Streak display is more accurate. • Log Another Watch available for any previous day in Wear Calendar. • Tapping a watch in Wear Calendar now opens the wear log history. • Replacing images when editing a watch is more reliable. • Manifests better remember when they’ve been viewed. • News and other web views no longer try to force a dark appearance. • Various cosmetic improvements throughout.