Mechanical Watch Timegrapher Tester for PC and Android Calibration
Mechanical Watch Timegrapher Tester for PC and Android Calibration
This mechanical watch timegrapher is a precision instrument designed for watchmakers to measure rate, amplitude, beat error, frequency, lift angle, and waveforms. It connects via a USB Type-C cable to Windows desktops, laptops, tablets, and Android mobile devices for accurate watch movement calibration.
Key features
- Professional Measurement – Accurately detects rate, amplitude, beat error, frequency, lift angle, and waveform.
- Device Compatibility – Connects to Windows PCs (XP, 7, 8, 10), tablets, and Android smartphones via Type-C data cable.
- Integrated Design – Features a built-in power amplifier, vibration sensor, and enclosed noise reduction cavity.
- Anti-Magnetization – Constructed with internal microelectronic circuits to prevent magnetization of watch movements during testing.
- Durable Housing – Encased in a rugged hard plastic shell for reliable daily use.
Specifications
| Instrument Type | Mechanical watch timegrapher |
|---|---|
| Housing Material | Hard plastic |
| Measurement Data | Rate, amplitude, beat error, frequency, lift angle, waveform |
| Compatibility | Windows XP, 7, 8, 10; Android smartphones and tablets |
| Connection Type | USB Type-C |
What's in the box
- 1 x Timegrapher
- 1 x USB Cable
Ideal for
This tool is ideal for watchmakers and amateur watch enthusiasts who need a reliable, portable instrument to diagnose and calibrate the accuracy of mechanical watch movements using their own computer or mobile phone.
FAQ
What devices can this timegrapher connect to?
This device works with Windows desktops, laptops, and tablets (XP, 7, 8, and 10), as well as Android smartphones and tablets using a Type-C connection.
Does this tool cause magnetization?
No, the internal microelectronic circuit design ensures the device will not cause magnetization in watch movements during testing.
What specific data can it measure?
The timegrapher measures the rate, amplitude, beat error, frequency, lift angle, and visual waveform of a watch.