This watchface displays the current time and date in the format that Ancient Romans would have used.  All numbers are in Latin/Roman Numerals, the months and days are in Latin, and dates are defined in reference to the Kalends, Nones, and Ides of each month.

For a classy touch to your watch, this face uses a "sweeping" second hand (one that moves continuously, rather than once per second).

It also features a number at 3 o'clock, which displays the day of the month.

The face updates every 50 milliseconds to achieve this effect, which may adversely affect battery life.

This app, based on http://xkcd.com/1335/, shows where in the world it's business hours.

It is only available on color watches because the older watches' operating systems only know local time.

This watchface flashes once per second and contains both the current time and the text "Party Time!".

This watchface is based on the "not sure if" Internet meme, which is in turn based on the TV series Futurama. Inspired by a reddit post: http://redd.it/2g6igt Made with CloudPebble.

A watchface based on Doge, an Internet sensation.

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