MOCHA-64 Tactical

MOCHA-64 Tactical is a dense, high-legibility watch face built around one idea: your body is the instrument worth reading. Military framing — brackets, hard rules, mono numerals — pointed at recovery and training load instead of terrain and weather. MAIN SCREEN - 24-hour time in a split hour/minute block - Body Battery with a fill bar, colour-banded by level - Current heart rate - Resting heart rate - Stress, colour-banded - Steps against your daily goal, with progress bar - 4-hour heart-rate sparkline - Calories - Date and watch battery DESIGN The palette is derived from Catppuccin Mocha, but not copied from it. This display renders 64 colours, which means every channel snaps to one of four levels — import a palette built for a 24-bit screen and it does not merely dim, it shifts hue. Catppuccin's near-white text lands on cyan; its alert red lands on pale pink and stops reading as a warning at all. So MOCHA-64 keeps the structure — the base-to-accent ramp, the semantic roles, the cool dark ground — and re-derives every value to sit exactly on the colours the panel can actually render. Status colours are saturated so they read at glyph size; large filled areas keep the softer tints so they do not shout. Battery thresholds are set for a two-week watch, not a phone: 50% is a week of headroom, so it reads as healthy, not as a warning. Any metric your device does not report shows as "--" rather than a zero or a blank, so you always know the difference between "resting" and "no data". No settings to configure. No live seconds, deliberately — minute resolution is both more instrument-like and kinder to battery. Open source: https://github.com/oleg-koval/mocha64-tactical-watchface