Description

Forty is a pocket-watch dial on your wrist, rebuilt from a photograph of a real dial: Arabic numerals with their thick and thin strokes, a ring of fine minute ticks with a heavier mark at every hour, and a small seconds dial at six o'clock with its ladder of sixty steps. Two gold hands with ornate filigree sweep over the white enamel, just like on the old watch.
This is the dial of my old pocket watch. Simple, but beautiful.

- The numerals and the small seconds dial are taken straight from the photo, the hands are traced from it
- Small seconds hand: it appears and runs for 30 seconds when you shake your wrist, so the watch saves power the rest of the time. You can also let it run all the time, or switch it off
- The usual short vibration on the full hour (silent in Quiet Time, can be switched off)
- No date, no weather, no clutter: only the time, as on the original
- For Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2 (probably looks best there)

Settings from the phone: how the small seconds hand behaves (after a shake, always, off) and the hourly vibration (on or off). The settings page is in German.
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