Observed arrival · 2026-09-05
Tokeibako, a Wear Journal for Watch Collectors
A watch-collection app that uses on-device recognition to log what you wear, restore past wear history from photos, and maintain a detailed ledger for each piece.
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Tokeibako combines camera recognition with a collection ledger: the user frames a watch, confirms the match, and records the day’s wear. The site also describes scanning camera-roll images to reconstruct earlier history, including list shots made before installation. The free tier supports three watches and includes daily logging, analytics, widgets, and time setting; Pro adds unlimited entries, reference-based specification autofill, and photo restoration. The site says recognition and image analysis remain on the device, except when the user invokes an external lookup.
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