Description

Your watch is a pool table, and the time is made of pool balls.

**Description:**

Break Time turns your Pebble Time Steel into a billiards table. A rack of 15 numbered balls fills the screen, a cue stick rises from the bottom, and the break scatters the balls across the felt. Then they settle into the current time:

- The **hour ball** rolls to the upper-left.
- The **minute balls** gather in the lower-right.
- At 10:31 you see the 10 ball up top and the 3 and 1 balls side by side in the corner. A minute digit of zero uses the cue ball.
- The rest of the balls drop into the pockets until the next break.

**Built to save battery.** The watch doesn't animate on its own. Give it an extremely aggressive wrist flick and it plays the full break. The face also breaks the rack at the top of every hour, and you can turn that off. Between flicks, nothing runs.

**Smart extras**
- Shows a **QT** badge in the upper-left corner when Quiet Time is on
- Inverts all colors and gives **two long pulses** when Bluetooth disconnects
- Supports **Timeline Quick View**: the table and balls shrink to fit when a timeline peek appears, then grow back
- Settings page for each feature, including how hard the flick has to be

**Settings:** Quiet Time badge and inverted colors, Bluetooth-loss pulses and inverted colors, flick-only animation, flick strength (1–3), and the hourly break.

**Notes:** 12-hour display only, since each hour gets its own ball. For Pebble Time Steel & Pebble Time (Basalt), Classic & Steel (Aplite), Time Round (Chalk), Pebble 2 (Diorite), and Time (Emery)