The symbols of the Predator species have been decoded and programmed into this watchface. This amusing watchface will certainly draw attention, and perhaps the only feature missing is the alien laughter as the countdown approaches zero...

Like the Predator invisibility cloaking device, the animations and frequent symbol changes draw down battery life. Tap on the watch to activate the animation.

This is a full weather station at your fingertips (or at least your wrist). The GPS from your smart phone finds the closest monitoring station from one of five services.  Information includes sunrise, sunset, moon phase, air pressure, humidity, cloud coverage, wind, temperature, and see forecast info with a wrist shake.

Customizable for weather service, units, language, screen, vibration, etc.

Another try at a big number watch, this time with numbers loosely based on a stencil font.  Only updates once a minute to maximize battery life.

Custom settings include screen colors, date format, Bluetooth connectivity, battery usage, and vibrations.

This watch is an homage to the LED/LCD digital watches of 40 years ago. Numbers and sometimes characters were displayed based on a set series of bars.

The colons between the hours and minutes blink every second (just like in the old watches!). And the numbers are especially big so they can be seen at a glance.

There are custom settings for chooseing colors, date format, battery indicator, etc.

The time rotates to always remain upright based on the watch orientation.

The screen background, battery indicator, connection indicator, and vibration are customizable.

Unfortunately the accelerometer drains the battery faster, but it sure is cool to see the watchface stay upright.

Bot Buddy is a tamagotchi-type watchface suggested by my 11-year-old son. A robot is displayed that animates every so often or if your Pebble is tapped.

Customizable features include background, date format, hourly vibrations, and animation frequency. 

I just wanted to see BIG NUMBERS in my watch face so I would not have to squint to tell the time.

Both 12- and 24-hour formats are supported, and battery time is optimized since the screen is only updated once every minute.

Customizable settings include colors, vibrations, connection, battery indicator. Watch shows "DISCONNECTED" when not paired with Pebble app.