Inspired by Nev Rawlins' TokyoFlash based abstract watches, this is the fourth of a series of original abstract watchfaces using simple shapes to cryptically tell time.

Times shown:
Sept 29th at 4:59
Jan 1st at 12:00
May 13th at 10:07
Aug 28th at 3:28
Nov 26th at 7:05

Where the lines cross indicates the hour as an analog clock-face position. In the first screenshot this is 4:00. AM or PM is not indicated on this watchface.
The horizontal line has solid circles for 30 minutes and hollow circles for 10 minutes. The first image shows one solid and two hollow for 50 minutes.
The unused four spaces in the vertical line have solid circles for 3 minutes and hollow circles for one minute. The first image shows three solid circles for 9 minutes.

The month is indicated with dots in the second and fifth columns, offset vertically. A solid dot is 3 months and a hollow one is one month. In the last image there are three solid and two hollow dots indicating the 11th month, November.

The date is indicated with three types of dots: solid for 10 days, hollow for 5, and a small dot for 1. In the last image there are two solids (20 days), one hollow (5 more), and one small (1 more) indicating the 26th.

All the colors are customizable. If you like a more minimal appearance, you can set the date and month colors to match the background color so they disappear.

Inspired by Nev Rawlins' TokyoFlash based abstract watches, this is the third of a series of original abstract watchfaces using simple shapes to cryptically tell time.

Times shown:
(first two) 11:52 PM on the 21st
(second two) 5:10 AM on the 17th
(last) 11:58 PM on the 29th

This one is a challenge to read at first. The face is divided into 3 columns and 5 rows. The hour is shown by vertical bars along the edge (RED in the second image): the most-clockwise part marks the hour like an analog clock.
Tens of minutes are shown in the middle three cells as a tally (GREEN in the second image), using three verticals and two horizontals.
The second digit of the minutes is large, made with horizontal bars (BLUE in the second image).
The date is made with the shaded cells: the top row is three tens, and below that are nine ones. In the second image they are BLACK and are two tens and a one for the 21st.
The bottom row of shading is for low-battery, PM indicator, and lost-Bluetooth.

All the colors are customizable, as are the number of bars per cell (there is always one more vertical bar than horizontal bar). You can also adjust the length of the bars.

Inspired by Nev Rawlins' TokyoFlash based abstract watches, this is the second of a series of original abstract watchfaces using simple shapes to cryptically tell time.

Times shown after the GIF:
Time 2: 4:40, 10:12, 1:29, 8:24
Time Round: 1:42, 4:46, 1:10, 5:24

To read this:
The hour part, the filled in background, is "aimed at" (meaning, opposite from) the current analog 12-hour mark (as on an analog clock).
On top of this is the tens digit of the minutes, and on top of that (smaller) is the ones digit. The digits are pie wedges forming a numeral.

There are settings for each color, and a slider for outline width.
The background changes at 20% battery or if the Bluetooth connection drops.

Inspired by Nev Rawlins' TokyoFlash based abstract watches, this is the first of a series of original abstract watchfaces using simple shapes to cryptically tell time.

Times shown after gif: 1:29, 6:40, 8:25

To read this:
The hour part, the filled in background, is "aimed at" (meaning, opposite from) the current analog 12-hour mark (as on an analog clock). The hour block also has stripes that you add together - a thin one for 10 minutes and a thick one for 30.
On top of all this is the final digit of the minutes. The circles are negative space, forming a numeral (similar to Lunar by Nev Rawlins).

There are settings for the bar and dot colors. The background changes at 20% battery or if the Bluetooth connection drops.