Tickscope — Watch Accuracyv1.05

What changed

• New featureAdded sorting options for the Watches list with persistence across launches
• New featureCatalog rows now display wear recency information at a glance
• UXImproved heritage matching logic for watch references and families to reduce false positives
• UXRefined caliber suggestion logic to prioritize user input and avoid misleading defaults
• New featureAdded a rolling 30-day summary to the Wear Calendar
• UXUpdated UI with borderless card surfaces and copper accents for cleaner reading

Original release notes

What's New in This Version
1.0.5 — Catalog & Heritage Polish

• Sort the Watches list — by Brand, Recently Worn, Most Worn, Date Added, or Last Measured. Your choice persists across launches.

• Each catalog row now shows wear recency at a glance: "Worn today," "Worn 3 days ago," and so on.

• Sharper heritage matching across thousands of references. The family preamble ("On the Submariner") now shows correctly for every reference in a known family — previously it was inconsistent on modern Submariners and Datejusts. Compound model names like "Speedmaster Moonwatch" now resolve to the more specific entry. And short-key false positives — Orient "Stingray" matching the "Ray" entry, MeisterSinger "Neoclassic" matching "Neo" — are gone.

• Caliber suggestions are more honest. Family heritage entries that span multiple generations (Submariner, Speedmaster, Explorer) no longer auto-pick a misleading specific caliber for your modern reference. Your own movement-type field always wins when it's filled in.

• Wear Calendar ends with a quiet rolling-30-day summary: "Logged 12 of the last 30 days · IWC Mark XVIII most often."

• Borderless card surfaces throughout — cleaner reading on every screen, with copper accents that hold up at every size.