Just a quick simple analogue watch face to celebrate the fact that today is world penguin day

Digital watchface featuring the xenomorph from the Alien film series 

Watches are made to tell the time. So let your watch show some love for the only thing that gives it purpose.with this time tattoo 

Give your Pebble a touch of sophistication with this gentlmans face 

Cogsworth from Beauty and the Beast 

A watch face that will let people know that you suffer from epilepsy in an emergency 

If you want a watch face for any other conditions please let me know 

Digital watchface that will let those around you know that you are diabetic in an emergency.

Please let me know if you would like a watchface making for any other conditions 

Since I'd already done a watch face for Strax it seemed only right that I do one for everyones favourite lizard woman from the dawn of time and her wife.

Enjoy Doctor Who fans (and anyone else 

Digital watchface featuring artic camouflage 

analogue watchface inspired by the opening credits of the Twilight Zone 

Analogue watchface inspired by the Twilight Zone episode Time Enough At Last. Which is a moral story about the importance of not wasting your life. Seemed appropriate for a watch 

A simple minimalist watchface that gives the impression of a cracked screen 

Digital watchface featuring the original 1933 King Kong 

This is all it says. And lets be honest most accurate time watch face out there ☺

Just a simple funny analogue watch face with the date, as they say time flies

Watchface showing my favourite comedian Tim Minchin if you are also a fan why not show him some support? 

Xbox Acheivement unlocked watchface the date is the number before the G 

Digital watchface featuring Bender from Futurama holding up the time. Features Bluetooth and battery indicator.

An image of the Humber Bridge with time and date

DEAD BOD is a famous piece of graffiti on one of the docks in Kingston upon Hull (United Kingdom) it was painted by a drunken skipper one night in an attempt to cheer up his frined in the early 1960s and became so recognisable that fishermen used to look for it as a sign that they where nearly home. It is currently facing demolition due to development on the site where it stands and there is a campaign to save it. This is my contribution to raising awareness of this landmark of my city.
(more information can be found here http://m.hulldailymail.co.uk/Campaign-save-8216-Dead-Bod-8217-8211-dock/story-26054359-detail/story.html)

The face features the image of DEAD BOD and an analogue clock and the date