
Think of a watch consisting of two colored transparent semicircle discs, one for the minutes in magenta and the other for the hours in cyan. Wherever the discs overlap cyan and magenta mix to a deep purple. Got it? The first screen shows 07:20, the second 11:05, the third noon and the last one 11:27 Now its up to you ...

Inspired by a classic watch. It shows hour, minute, second (if you like), date and a multi functional extra dial. The extra dial can be configured to - disappear from the watchface - work as a 24-hour dial which turns once a day, noon is at at position 6. Perfect for cave explorers. - track your activity either steps or time, your daily goal can be configured as well (this for sure needs a supporting Pebble watch and access to Pebble Health). You will start at noon (0%) and will hopefully end at noon (100%). - show a second time zone, just configure the desired difference in minutes. With this feature you can take a journey to even the craziest time zones on our planet. Seconds dial and date display can also be switched on or off, whatever fits your mood. If the Bluetooth connection breaks, the crown changes its color (2nd image). Battery status is realized with the seconds hand (if switched on). Below 40% remaining battery it starts to move every two seconds. Below 30% it moves every 3 seconds and below 20% the dial only moves every 5 seconds.

Have you ever dreamed of a stylish apple watch face? Well, dreams come true ... A don't forget: An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Enjoy Tux showing the time with his tiny wings :) The screenshot shows 12:16.

Plain wooden style Watchface.

Have you ever forgot or don't want to wear your reading glasses? How about reading your watch then? Well, here is the solution. A Pebble Watchface that is designed to be highly readable even without glasses. The big number in the middle shows the actual hour and the surrounding ring represents the minutes of the hour. The first screenshot shows 10:50, the second shows the same time with lost Bluetooth connection.

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