Keep track of your WaniKani review schedule on your Pebble timeline.  WaniKani (https://www.wanakani.com) is an awesome Japanese Kanji learning website, and this app will help you keep up with your studies.

These unique six-segment numerals were designed in 1974 by Shuji Maezawa at Seiko.  The design doesn't seem to have ever been put into production on an actual watch.  I've chosen some typical digital watch functions of the era to create this impression of how such a watch might have been.

Features Calendar function and World Time display - a flick of the wrist will cycle between local time, a configurable world time, and UTC (Zulu time).  Display automatically reverts to local time after a short delay.

That bit around the outside is a 24 hour dial that shows the position of the sun and the horizon line. It uses location services and the power of maths to adjust the horizon and solar noon angle for your current location.

Version 2 brings a cleaner and more readable display, along with support for Timeline Quick View, the Pebble 2 and the Pebble Time 2.

It's a flower that reaches full bloom at midday and folds back up by midnight.

It's a radial bar graph of the day.

It's an hour hand without a minute hand.

It's anti-aliased.  It has sub-pixels.

It's SunFlower.

Features:
 - Integrated hour/minute analog display with distinct AM/PM patterns.
 - Choice of English, Japanese, or the original mixed display of the date and weekday.
 - Optional display of digital time.
 - Battery charge level.
 - Bluetooth disconnect indication.