Description

Design from the Tokyoflash Design Studio, created by Justin Schofield.

An analogue watchface. 

5-minutes are located around the outer edge with blocky shapes and hours are located a little further in as round shapes against the circuits.

Single minutes are located at top and bottom, displayed as Volts & Amps (continuing the electrical/circuitboard theme).
At the top, 1 minute appears as “1V” and 2 minutes as “1-1V” (adding these together gives 2 minutes). 
At the bottom, 3 minutes appear as“3A” and 4 minutes as “1-3A” (adding 1 & 3 gives 4).

Telling the time is as simple as locating the shapes (hours and 5-minutes) around the edges and adding the single minutes. 

On the left is a battery indicator, in 20% increments.

On the right are AM/PM indicators – AM top, PM bottom.

The circuits leading to the time indicators do not actually indicate anything, but the changing effect as hours and 5-minutes pass provide an almost random appearance.

The following screenshots show:
 (1) 14:36 (battery 100%)
 (2) 09:04 (battery 100%)
 (3) 15:57 (battery 40%)
 (4) 00:08 (battery 40%)
 (5) 01:15 (battery 100%)

This watchface is published with the designer's permission, and sanctioned by Tokyoflash.   

The original design can be found here: 
http://blog.tokyoflash.com/2015/01/19/circuit-watch-creates-electronic-pathways-to-display-time/
(this had hours & 5-minutes in reverse - we changed to a more normal configuration here)

To see other sanctioned Tokyoflash watchfaces, click on "More from this Developer".