Book of Dead

⌚ Book of Dead is a practical logbook for watchmakers and enthusiasts who service mechanical watches. Keep your movements, lubricants, and service records organized in one place. 🔧 Movement Servicing Add each movement with its name, caliber, and notes. Start a service using the caliber chart and follow a checklist of lubrication points organized by stage, including the barrel, train, escapement, keyless works, and calendar. Tap each jewel on the movement diagram to mark it as oiled and track your progress with a visual completion ring. 🛢️ Lubricant Tracking View the recommended lubricant for each oiling point and record the product you actually used. If you deviate from the recommended lubricant, enable the deviation flag and add a note. Track the bottle used for every service and record its age at the time of use. 📦 Lubricant Shelf Keep an inventory of your lubricants with details about each bottle, including its type, colour band, and opening date. See how old each bottle is, track how many services it has been used for, and retire bottles when they are spent. 📋 Service History Review the service history of each movement with a detailed comparison of lubrication points across different services. Identify changed or skipped points and follow amplitude readings over time with a visual chart. ✨ Key Features Organize movements by name and caliber Follow caliber lubrication charts, including NH35A, ETA 2824-2, and Miyota 8215 Track services as in progress or completed Add photos to individual service stages Compare service records for the same movement Maintain a detailed lubricant inventory Monitor bottle age and usage history Keep service notes and deviations organized 📖 A Helpful Reference for Watch Servicing Book of Dead helps you maintain clear, consistent service records at your workbench. Use the lubrication charts as a reference and always verify lubrication points and lubricant recommendations against the manufacturer's technical documentation for your exact caliber. Keep every movement, service, and lubricant accounted for with Book of Dead. ⌚