Binary Clock

A classic binary clock - the time shown as a grid of glowing dots, one column per digit, read like a real binary/BCD display. How to read it - Each column is one digit of the time, read top to bottom with weights 8, 4, 2, 1 - Add up the weights of the lit dots in a column to get that digit - e.g. only the 2nd and 4th dots lit means 4 + 1 = 5 - Columns come in pairs: hour-tens + hour-units, then minute-tens + minute-units (and second-tens + second-units if you turn seconds on) - Example: hour pair reads 1 then 4, minute pair reads 3 then 0, meaning the time is 14:30 Features - Pure procedural binary-dot grid (no illustrated background, crisp on every device) - Optional live seconds column for constant motion - 12h/24h toggle changes how the hour columns are read - Bold date and battery indicator - Steps on display Customizable for the user - On (lit) and off (unlit) dot colors can each be changed independently from the on-device color palette - Date, battery, and steps colors are also customizable - Show/hide the live seconds column - 12h/24h time format toggle Trial This watch face includes a free 30-minute trial, so you can try it on your watch before buying. Unlock the full version for only $1.49 USD via KiezelPay. Simply follow the on-screen link or visit kiezelpay.com/shop and enter the activation code displayed on your watch.