Meridian

Like this watch face? Please consider leaving a review or sending me feedback directly, it really helps the development! Free during development period. Meridian reads your day at a glance, like an aircraft instrument cluster. The hero time sits dead-centre in a seven-segment phosphor display — lit digits glowing over the deep unlit ghost of the panel behind them — on a true-black carbon face, so the readouts shine and nothing competes with them. Around an octagonal panel a segmented ring fills toward your step goal. A mini-gauge in the top-right and another at the bottom each sweep a wide 240-degree arc, their coloured zone band turning amber, then red, as a reading heads out of range — the same instant, in-or-out read you get from a real cockpit dial. Two small trend tiles flank the lower dial, each stacking a metric now, an hour ago and two hours ago so you can see which way it is heading at a glance. A weather cluster sits up top, a quiet status row carries battery, phone connection and unread notifications, and curved bezel labels name every dial the way an avionics panel would. Nothing here is decoration: every element earns its place, and the whole face is built to be scanned in a heartbeat and trusted. The cluster is yours to arm. One setting sets the phosphor theme — Teal is the signature look, Amber a warm avionics tone, Ice a cool blue, and Red Alert takes the entire panel battle-stations red with amber warnings. Both gauges draw from a full catalogue of readings: heart rate, stress, Body Battery, SpO2, respiration, temperature, elevation, pressure, steps, calories, floors, distance, active minutes, notifications, date, battery and weather — and each can be drawn as a swept needle, as lit segments, or as a plain digital readout, all in the same footprint. The bezel label follows whatever you pick, and Off retires a gauge cleanly for a sparser face. The two lower trend tiles each track Body Battery, Stress or Heart rate — the readings that keep enough history to trend — or switch off. Point the steps ring at your watch's own daily goal or a fixed custom target of your own. Temperature honours your Celsius or Fahrenheit setting, distance your kilometres or miles, and the clock your 12 or 24-hour preference — with a colon or dot time separator to suit your region. The time and every readout are set in a custom-baked typeface, smoothly anti-aliased for clean, exact letterforms, and the gauges and glyphs are drawn on-device so they stay razor-sharp at any size. The always-on display is burn-in-safe by design: a dimmed, true-black render of the time — or the time plus date, or plus a battery readout — your choice, with no ticking seconds to spare your battery. Quiet the status row or the notification cue for an even calmer panel.

V1.2.0 - A crisper panel and a couple of refinements. Every complication icon has been redrawn on the shared icon set for sharper, cleaner edges right across the cluster. The battery readout now fills and colours by charge level and shows the exact percent, so your remaining charge reads at a glance from the status row. And the metric menu is reorganised into a natural order, so related readouts sit together and the gauge and trend catalogue is quicker to browse. V1.1.0 - Settings localised in 13 languages incl. CJK. V1.0.0 - First public release. A tactical instrument-cluster watch face: a seven-segment phosphor hero time on true-black carbon, a top-centre weather and status cluster, dual configurable gauges you can draw as a needle, lit segments or a plain digital readout — each with amber-to-red zone bands — plus two Now / 1h / 2h trend tiles (Body Battery, Stress or Heart rate), a segmented step-goal ring and a quiet status row. Themed Teal, Amber, Ice or battle-stations Red Alert, with a full metric catalogue behind every gauge.