I bought a brand new palm m505 in July 2016 to complete my collections. It brings back a lot of old memories, so I decided to create a watchface most similar to the Palm OS, not a generated watchface. Maybe it is not really usable but good enough to show off. 

•	Shows OS4.1 color UI for Time Series and B&W for Pebbles
•	Identical battery status and charging status
•	Custom-built font for time, small but it is the same as Palm OS
•	Support both 12-hour and 24-hour
•	Shake to switch between clock and launcher
•	Show Bluetooth status as the launcher’s category. Display Palm.Net when connected, and No Link when disconnected 
•	Disconnection vibration, four long pulses

Black font version

Simple Digital Watchface, fast and use less battery

- WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) No config to think
- Large in-house made LCD fonts
- Disconnection vibe, four long pulses
- Symmetrical design for Pebble Steel
- Easy to read battery status

Simple Digital Watchface, fast and use less battery

- WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) No config to think
- Large in-house made LCD fonts
- Disconnection vibe, four long pulses
- Symmetrical design for Pebble Steel
- Easy to read battery status

Initially, this was designed for Pebble Steel, by placing the beautiful extra-large LCD time in the middle of Pebble Steel screen. Minor UI changes make it work for Time series too.

Functions:
•	Bluetooth disconnect vibration (Four long pulses, oh yeah)
•	Customizable text (Name your watch ^_^ Once you name it, you start getting attached to it. –Mike Wazowski, Monsters, Inc.)
•	Battery information and charging animation (Easier to read than percentage and icon)
•	Hourly weather information (Update every half hour and each load)
•	Temperature unit selection
•	Sunrise, sunset and weather location information
•	Full name of month and day, week number, day of year and time zone name.
•	Each of above information can be turn on/off individually

Please give a heart if you like it, so more chances other people can find it. Thanks.

Also thanks to these two open-source watchfaces: “Timly” and “Weather My Way”
Compiled with cloudpebble.net

Notes about weather provider:
OpenWeatherMap only has the current weather info, see the screenshot #4. A free API key is hard coded and shared for all users. Based on its spec, the limitation is max 60 calls per minute and Weather data update frequency is within 2 hours. 
Highly recommend the WUnderground hourly service. It is more accurate and stable, but you need to apply your own free develop API key. Limitation is max 10 calls per minute, 500 per day, but it is good enough for yourself without sharing with other users.
https://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/