German Dialects Watch Face
· vv6.2
About
This is a textual Watch Face for all friends of German dialects. The current version supports schwäbisch, oberfrängisch, mittelfrängisch, sächsisch, aarzgebirgsch, kärtnerisch, tirolerisch (Wattens Schwaz), niederösterreichisch, schweizerisch (Zürich), schweizerisch (Olten), hochdeutsch. More dialects upon request possible...
The current time is shown in colloquial Bavarian or "Kärntnerisch" phrases. 5 little signs at the top of the Watch Face reveal the exact minutes:
- if the first minus sign is highlighted, it is 2 minutes before the time shown in Bavarian.
- if the second minus sign is highlighted, it is 1 minute before the time shown in Bavarian.
- if the dot sign is highlighted, it is exactly the time shown in Bavarian.
- if the first plus sign is highlighted, it is 1 minute after the time shown in Bavarian.
- if the second plus sign is highlighted, it is 2 minutes after the time shown in Bavarian.
Optionally, the current date can be shown at the bottom of the Watch Face.
The Watch Face allows to switch between 3 fonts and 10 colors.
User guide: As common for Garmin watches, the properties of the watch face (dialect, font and color) can only be changed via the app Garmin Connect and not on the watch itself.
What's new
v6.2: fix for crash with support for older devices
v6.1: support for Fenix 6/6-pro/6s-pro/6x-pro and Fenix 7//7-pro/7s-pro/7x/7x-pro
v6.0: support for Fenix 6s and Fenix 7s
v5.1: bug fix for dialect "Berlinerisch"
v5: added dialects "Berlinerisch", "Hessisch", "Schweiz (Bern)" und :Schweiz (St. Gallen)"
v4: support for all current devices with round screens
v3: added dialects "Niederösterreichisch", "Schwäbisch", "Sächsisch", "Mitelfrängisch" and "Aarzgebirgsch"
v2.4: added dialect "Tirolerisch (Wattens Schwaz) and changed dialect "Hochdeutsch" for time xx:45
v2.3: added dialects "Oberfrängisch", "Schweiz (Zürich)", "Schweiz (Olten)" and "Hochdeutsch"
v2.2: support for all current devices with round screens
v2.1: added more devices
v2: added optional date field, "Kärntnerisch" dialect
v1.1: fixed initial crash