RUNE watch conjures up a mystic time telling experience.

Time is told using four numbers shown in a triangular arrangement.  The hours are read across while the minutes are read downwards.  In "Physical" display mode, Rune's numbers are easily recognizable.  Rune also features a "Mystical" time telling mode which resembles the ancient rune symbols even more and easily perceptible with a little practice.

Times display on the screenshots:

20:28
08:13
10:49
(Rune symbols)

In addition to telling the time, Rune has features for showing the date, battery status and current weather conditions.  It also has three operating modes, including one which allows constant display of actual ancient runes (with the time available on "tap") and another "Oracle" mode to help answer those tough "Yes, No, Maybe" questions.

The Rune watch face for Pebble is modeled after the Rune Watch designed by Justin Schofield of the UK and published with his permission.  In fact, some of the text in this description is also Justin's work.

Marketing Banner credits to Justin Schofield (with edits and screenshot updates by Ken Pettit).

Glyph

Displays time using hexagonal shaped line segments that "point" to the numbers on a traditional clock.  The resulting displays sorta resemble hieroglyphs, thus the name.

The config page provides several options, including one to display time in text form as well as an option to launch a tutorial which teaches how to read the time.

In addition to the time, Glyph will display a calendar of the current month, triggered by a tap event (or wrist flick action).  


Times displayed on the screenshots:

2:02
8:25
1:09

The Glyph watch face for Pebble is modeled after the Glyph LED Watch designed by Justin Schofield of the UK, and published with his permission.