The time, huge: tall condensed digits fill most of the screen, with the date small above them. On Pebble Time 2, pick the color in settings; Pebble 2 Duo shows white on black. Either side of the date, two small corners can show the battery, Bluetooth, steps, or heart rate on Pebble Time 2; out of the box they stay blank until the battery is low or your phone disconnects. Follows your watch's 12 or 24 hour setting and stays centred above Quick View.

A sleeve-aware transit watch: the time, heart rate, weather and date hang from the outer edge, the part a cuff uncovers first. Rain due within the hour shows on the face.

Near Connect (Logan, Utah) or UTA (Ogden to Provo), flick your wrist and the face counts down to the next bus from your stop, live where there are live times, until it has gone and on to the next. Flick again for the stop's next route.

Optional: turn on Transitous (transitous.org) for the same countdown anywhere else. Off by default; it sends your location, rounded to about 100 m. Data from transitous.org/sources and OpenStreetMap.

The weather service gets your location rounded to about 100 m; otherwise it stays on your phone. No accounts. Round watches aren't supported.

Approach is a bold, high-contrast watchface built around the next mark. A segmented bar fills a minute at a time toward :00 and :30 (or every 15, 20 or 60 minutes, at any minutes past the hour). Five minutes out it turns to the accent colour, the last minute counts down in seconds, and at the mark it reads NOW. Configurable top and bottom slots for weather, heart rate, battery, steps, day, date and month, with light/dark themes and a custom accent colour.

A fork of the TimeStyle watchface that shows seconds during the last minute of every 30-minute block (:29 and :59), stacking hours, minutes and seconds as three rows. Otherwise identical to TimeStyle: antialiased time, 20+ color presets, configurable sidebar widgets (weather, steps, sleep, battery, alt time zone, week number and more), 30 languages.