Spocks (short for SPinning clOCKS, not related with the character from StarTrek, although I like to think he'd enjoy the watchface!) fills your Pebble screen with small analog watches that will animate to create a shape to display a digital clock and other data.

Fully configurable, you can make the face your own by changing, between others:
  · Colors for every section
  · Vibration settings (on Bluetooth status change and hourly)
  · 24h/12h
  · Leading 0 on the hours hidden or shown
  · Shake the watch to show the date (dd/mm or mm/dd), seconds, battery and/or bluetooth status.

The seconds are shown on the right, and each level represents a value between 5 seconds, the first one from 0 to 4 (like the third image shows), the second from 5 to 9... until 55 to 59 (the second image, animated shows this level before the animation).

On the left, the first two places represent the bluetooth status. When they point towards each other (like the third image) it is connected. If they point in different directions, then Bluetooth connection is lost. Underneath the bluetooth, the battery level can be found, each level for each tenth of the battery level, starting at 100% on top and finishing at 10% or 0% depending on the shape. The third image shows a battery level of 50%.

I hope you enjoy this watchface based on a design found in a hotel in London (Ham Yard Hotel). Please let me know if there is anyway I can improve it.

A minimalistic analog watchface that will show only the actual hour and the minute hand.

It can be fully customized, the options include:
· Bluetooth status, it can be shown with an icon or by changing the color of some element.
· Battery, shown with a percentage (it can be hidden unless it goes under some level) or by changing the color of some element.
· All elements of the watchface can be customized with any of the 64 colors of Pebble Time.
· Fully modifiable date format and position.
· Seconds and exact minute positions can be shown.
· Shake your wrist to show some of the information (you can choose what and for how long).

This idea comes from a post in Reddit by the user joeytitans, where he posted an image of a real wallclock with a rotating disc that only shows the current hour.

Special thanks to Reddit users PiwwowPants and Limp1 that helped me test on real devices and sent pictures of it.