The old neon tube classic, but even more abstract.

Like my other watchface, Neon IO X Reborn, this is, in essence, a remake of Sam Jerichow's popular Neon IO X. But unlike those two, this one is specifically built for round displays - although it looks quite good on the rectangular Pebbles too.

Like the originals, the numbers are based on 7 segment displays, but without the horizontal middle bar so they can nest into one another. You read the time from the inside out. For a detailed explanation, see Sam Jerichow's original.

Pictured times: 03:27, 08:15, 11:38, 13:37, 23:45
(The images are quite pixelated; I can confirm that at least on Pebble Time 2, the curves look very smooth.)

Since this one is round, the resemblance with the classic 7 segment displays is quite... loose. It definitely helps to be familiar with the original Neon IO X, so consider this to be the "advanced" version.

This watchface has (almost) all the features of my other remake, Neon IO X Reborn. You can freely configure all the colors and spacing options. The only missing feature is the "stretch" option, since the Pebble SDK's draw functions don't neatly allow for oval arches.

By the way, the original already was a great conversation starter - good luck explaining this one to your friends and family!

The popular neon tube classic - now fully customizable!

The original Neon IO X by Sam Jerichow is my favorite watch face by far. Unfortunately, I didn't quite like how it looked on the bigger display of the Pebble Time 2, and since Sam doesn't seem to maintain it anymore... I rebuilt it!

This watch face is now is fully customizable. You can set all the colors individually (including background color) as well as line width, line spacing and the distance to the screen's edge. The default colors are pretty close to the original, but now you can make it your own!

This version was made for the Pebble Time 2, but it runs just fine on the original Pebble Time - you'll just have to adjust the sliders a bit because the default scaling doesn't play well with the lower screen resolution.

I have also now updated it for both round Pebble watches. You'll need to drastically increase the outer margin setting in order to neatly fit the square numbers on the round screen, but otherwise it works well.

New in V1.1: You can now stretch the numbers to fully fill out the non-square displays of the Pebble watches. This setting is not default because it wasn't in the original, and I like it better being square, but you can change it if you want! Obviously, this will have no effect on round displays since they are technically "square".