This is a 7-segment inspired watchface that allows full customization on not only the numbers, but the segments themselves, allowing for a ton of possibilities and personal flairs.

The watchface features automatic justification (top, bottom, left, right, center) automatic border control (ensure that the time is always drawn within certain bounds), and full color customization on watches that support it.

Currently, the watchface is built on the Javascript framework, meaning that customization requires an active connection to the phone. I'm currently working on fixing that (2025)

Created for Rebble's Hackathon #002

This is a geometric, digital, 3x5 font watchface that is as legible as possible. Colors and spacing can be changed with settings.

This displays the time entirely through text. If you like reading words more than reading numbers, this is the watchface for you.

This watchface displays the time through text and, unlike the Pebble Sliding Time face, works in 24-hour mode as well as 12-hour mode. It's also more battery efficient.

This is the same watchface as my other Battery Saver, but with a slightly smaller face and a thinner font. Technically speaking, it should save a bit more battery, I think.

A simple analog watchface that consists only of lines and dots. Nothing fancy, just something nice.
This watchface also includes an optional second hand that can be enabled by switching your watch over to 24-hour mode. It looks nice, but it takes a fair bit more battery. It's your choice. Just keep your watch in 12-hour mode if you don't want the second hand.

An incredibly simple, barebones watchface to save as much battery life as possible. And it's black.

This is a simple digital watchface. It uses cells to mimic the seven segment style of most digital watches. Check out my other watchface, Total Digital, if you want more customization.

This is basically the simplest watchface you could possibly have, other than a blank screen. Also, it saves a ton of battery.