Smile!  Capture an image on your smart phone and send it to your Pebble.  Flick your wrist or chose your refresh rate to switch between images.  Customizable for date, refresh rate, battery, connection, vibration, etc.

Display your Flickr photos on your Pebble. If you have a Flickr account, enter your Flickr screen name on your custom settings page, and all publicly-available images will be shuffled every few minutes onto your Pebble watch.

If you don't have a Flickr account, you will want one so you can put your favorite photos onto your Pebble.  You can see test pictures if you enter "SetPebble" as the Flickr user on the custom settings screen. No space characters are allowed in the screen name.

Your smart phone will get a workout if you set your apps to update every minute.  Frequent image updates will wear down your battery faster, but just throttle back the update interval to an hour and you can go days before recharging.

This timer features BIG numbers, settable start times, vibration alerts, and other custom settings.

This app was originally developed for Chris Conley, a grade school teacher, who uses this countdown timer for reading studies and student contests.

Having trouble seeing those small numbers while exercising? Try the Big Number Stopwatch and be able to check the elapsed time quickly.

Press the bottom bottom for start/stop and the top button to reset the time. Pressing the middle button momentarily shows the current time, and a long press raises the settings menu.

Customizable settings are available, plus the time is restored if you briefly switch apps.

The watchface displays the day and night portions of your day depending on sunrise and sunset.  Local temperature and a weather icon are displayed in the corners.

Flick your wrist or tap to see the moon phase.

Customizable for temperature units, screen background, battery indicator, ignore tap, etc.

The Simplicity watchface has been extended for other languages.  Choose your language, date format, screen background, battery, and other custom settings.

Don't see your language?  Send in the months and days for the next version.

This is an easy-to-read weather display that sticks to the basics.  You can easily read the time and temperature.  Need more info?  Just flick your wrist or tap your watch for air pressure, humidity, cloud coverage, moon phase, wind, sunrise, sunset, station, and last update time.  Whew - that's a lot.

Customize your app for weather service, Fahrenheit/Celsius, units, screen background, and more. SetPebble subscribers can also choose from commercial weather services and home PWS devices.

The next high and low tides of the closest monitoring station are displayed (USA & Canada only).  Current weather conditions for temperature, wind, pressure, humidity, and clouds are displayed.

The temperature scale, wind scale, background, and other items are customizable.  Flick or tap to change the status between last time updated, tide station name, current weather description, and sunrise/sunset.

The tide station can be manually entered, and the weather source selectable from OpenWeatherMap, Yahoo Weather, NOAA, and (for premium subscribers) Forecast.io.

For Pebble Time, Fair Tides supports timeline pins with low and high tides.

Noach de Haas had an idea - a different clock image for every minute of the day.  He has spent over four years on four different continents gathering 720 photos.  Klokken displays a beautiful clock image every minute on your Pebble.

Custom settings include date format, battery and connectivity indicators, hourly vibration.

The current day and the next four days are displayed with the forecasted day and night temperatures and weather icon.

The current weather icons show wind speed, direction, humidity, weather, cloud coverage, and temperature.  Tap or flick to see city or weather description.

Data courtesy of OpenWeatherMap.org.

Fair Forecast is now part of Fair Weather - just shake your wrist to see the forecast!

The symbols of the Predator species have been decoded and programmed into this watchface. This amusing watchface will certainly draw attention, and perhaps the only feature missing is the alien laughter as the countdown approaches zero...

Like the Predator invisibility cloaking device, the animations and frequent symbol changes draw down battery life. Tap on the watch to activate the animation.

This is a full weather station at your fingertips (or at least your wrist). The GPS from your smart phone finds the closest monitoring station from one of five services.  Information includes sunrise, sunset, moon phase, air pressure, humidity, cloud coverage, wind, temperature, and see forecast info with a wrist shake.

Customizable for weather service, units, language, screen, vibration, etc.

Now with Timeline pins: daily weather forecasts are pushed to your Pebble.

Another try at a big number watch, this time with numbers loosely based on a stencil font.  Only updates once a minute to maximize battery life.

Custom settings include screen colors, date format, Bluetooth connectivity, battery usage, and vibrations.

This watch is an homage to the LED/LCD digital watches of 40 years ago. Numbers and sometimes characters were displayed based on a set series of bars.

The colons between the hours and minutes blink every second (just like in the old watches!). And the numbers are especially big so they can be seen at a glance.

There are custom settings for chooseing colors, date format, battery indicator, etc.

The time rotates to always remain upright based on the watch orientation.

The colors, battery indicator, connection indicator, and vibration are customizable.

Unfortunately the accelerometer drains the battery faster, but it sure is cool to see the watchface stay upright.

Bot Buddy is a tamagotchi-type watchface suggested by my 11-year-old son.  A robot is displayed that animates every so often or if your Pebble is tapped.

Customizable features include background, date format, hourly vibrations, and animation frequency.

I just wanted to see BIG NUMBERS in my watch face so I would not have to squint to tell the time.

Both 12- and 24-hour formats are supported, and battery time is optimized since the screen is only updated once every minute.

Customizable settings include colors, vibrations, connection, battery indicator.