Wolfi Trail Bovo

Wolfi Trail Bovo is a workbench 🛠️ for mechanical clock movements. You start 🚀 with an empty bench plate and build 🔨 a four-stage gear train by dragging wheels and pinions onto their posts, and the ratios and the beats per hour the train demands update as you mesh it. Nothing is decided for you: a train that cannot keep time ⏱️ is a train you assembled that way, and the numbers say so before you ever start it. The escapement bench is where a movement gets its character. Six real escapement families are here, and each one is tuned rather than chosen — pallet span, drop and lock move under your fingers while an escape wheel and pallet fork tick in time ⏱️ with the settings. The regulator works the same way: pick a rod material, set its length by slider or by typing the exact figure, drag ✋ the bob, then adjust drive torque and temperature while a pendulum swings on screen at the rate your choices produce. An assembled movement goes to the test bench for a full twenty-four hours. A clock dial, an amplitude gauge and a drift chart 📊 run live, so a movement that gains two minutes a day shows you where it started to gain. Every run is filed in a timing log 📝 with its own chart, and you can attach a photo 📸 of your real workbench 🛠️ or of the movement you were copying, so the record carries the thing it was measuring. Ten timekeeping trials give you movements to chase, and a library 📚 of thirty wheels, pinions, escapements and rods sits alongside as reference while you refine a build 🔨. Everything runs offline 📴 on your own device 📱 — no account, no connection, and nothing you build ever leaves the bench.