Description

A 24-hour astronomical watchface. The dial runs from midnight at the bottom to noon at the top, and its ring is coloured for today's day, twilight and night where you are, with a line along it while the moon is up. The sun's marker travels round the ring through the day.

Inside the ring, a pixel-art landscape under the sky as it is right now: blue by day, golden and then banded at sunset, twilight, then night with stars. The sun and moon stand at their real height and set behind the hills at the real minute, and the moon shows its phase the right way round for your hemisphere.

Below the hills: today's sunrise and sunset, the length of the day, and the moon's phase.

Everything is worked out on the watch, from NOAA's solar equations and a lunar theory, so midnight sun and polar night come out right.

Where you are: your phone's location, read at most once a day, or a latitude and longitude typed into the watchface's settings. 12 or 24 hours follows the watch.

For Pebble Round 2 and Pebble Time 2.