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Thanks for the update. Sounds like most of the devices out there: close and getting better, but not quite there yet...

Good to hear it's still holding up for you. I just picked up a Fitbit Charge HR so I'll be sharing some impressions once I've gotten used to it.

Originally Posted by OTGabe

Great write up! I've been looking at a Fitbit Charge HR myself but I haven't decided if I want to spend the money. I'm in the same boat as you in that I want something small I can wear on my right wrist, not a replacement for my real watch.

Thanks! Funnily enough I was looking at that Fitbit last night for my wife. She's been so impressed with the Sony she wants something similar, but as an iOS person she can't get a Sony. We would have bought her one yesterday I think, but for the fact they haven't released it in the colour she wants yet.

Originally Posted by Broker

"This is not a watch". Is that some kind of Jedi mind trick?

Ha! yes something like that

not really my thing but it was an interesting read none the less so cheer's

Great write up! I've been looking at a Fitbit Charge HR myself but I haven't decided if I want to spend the money. I'm in the same boat as you in that I want something small I can wear on my right wrist, not a replacement for my real watch.

"This is not a watch". Is that some kind of Jedi mind trick?

I'm a timing nut too but I use Watch Tracker for iPhone 5 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/watc...610666926?mt=8

It seems to operate on the same principle as your app (you hit a button to enter the time of your watch which is then compared to the atomic clock on the internet), producing a graph for each watch. But it does not allow you to enter information the position and temperature of the watch, so these can not be tracked independently.

While I don't think I'll be tracking the accuracy of my watches (daily wear being a G-Shock Rangeman) I can appreciate the setup you have there. Thank you for sharing.