Beatiful binary with seconds

Clean and beautiful binary watchface that displays hours in the left column, minutes in the next column, seconds in the third column (optional) and the day of month in the right column. The examples are with forogroundcolor white and background color black. These colors can be changed in settings in the connect app on your phone. The cover image shows the time 21:42:21 on day 10 of the month. Screen image 1 with blue color shows the time 20:47:21 on day 16 of the month, screen image 2 shows the time 05:10 on day 20 of the month (seconds hided) and screen image 3 shows the time 10:36 on day 11 of the month. Details on how to read the time: The value of the rectangles on the bottom row is 1, the value of the rectangles on the second row from bottom is 2, the rectangles in the third row from the bottom has the value 4, and then further values are 8, 16, and 32 (only the middle column has a 32 value rectangle). To read the hours you sum the values of the white rectangles in the left column, to read the hours you sum values of the white rectangles in the middle column and to read the day of the month you sum the value of the white rectangles in the right column. Tips: you can learn to recognise different patterns. For example if the 3 rectangles on the bottom is white in the middle column, then the minutes are 7. If this pattern is moved 1 rectangle up (rectangles 2, 3 and 4 from the bottom is white) then the minutes will be doubled to 14, and if you move this pattern further up, the values will be doubled again to 28 and further to 56 if the top three rectangles in the middle column is white. Another tip is that if all the rectangles below the 16 value rectangle is white, then the minutes (or hour or day of month) is 1 less than 16, namely 15) and if all the rectangles below the 32 value rectangle is white, then the minutes (or hour or day of month) is 1 less than 32, namely 31. After a while you will be able to read the time as fast as you can do on a normal watch!

2.5 Support for more devices, support for always on display 2.6 Minor adjustments on rectangle sizes and placements 2.7 Only show minutes on always on AMOLED 2.8 Support for more devices 2.14 Show hours, minutes and day in Alwais on mode 2.15 Old Always On mode on 416x416 screen size watches