Description

The time in words, the way you'd say it: "twenty to nine", "quarter past eleven". FuzzyWatch rounds to the nearest five minutes and sets the phrase in up to three lines centred on the round screen, the hour in large type, with the date below.

When the words change, the lines that changed dissolve into scrambled letters and resolve back, left to right, one line after another.

Eight personalities, chosen in the watchface's settings:
- Spoken: "twenty to nine"
- Classic: "just after nine am"
- Shakespeare: "'tis half past three of the clock"
- German: "fünf vor halb zehn"
- Mission Control: "T-10 MINUTES, 1400 HOURS"
- Eldritch: "the stars are right, the twelfth hour"
- Latin: "viginti quinque ante hora XI a.m."
- Vague: only the part of the day, "after lunch"

The German and Latin styles write the date in their own language too. The date can be turned off. The face wakes once a minute and draws only when the words change.

For Pebble Round 2, Pebble Time 2 and Pebble 2 Duo, with the type sized for each screen. On the black-and-white Pebble 2 Duo the words are white.