Cockpit Analog

Cockpit Analog is a strictly analogue watch face built around one idea: make the dial look milled, not drawn. The dial - Applied squared numerals at 12, 3, 6 and 9, drawn as vector geometry with rectangular counters — no font substitution, identical on every screen size. - Eight polished baton indices for the remaining hours, each with a drop shadow and a bright polished core. - A full 60-tick minute track: fine ticks for minutes, wide ticks every five minutes. - A recessed centre disc a level below the index ring, with a bevelled edge that catches light on the upper half. The hands - Sword-tip hour and minute hands with a lightly blunted point, an engraved centre panel and a round mount boss with a small dark pin. - The minute hand steps once per minute instead of sweeping, like a quartz movement. - Nothing but the hands ever covers an index — there is no drop shadow to dull the markers. Optional, all off by default - Second hand — a slim cockpit-chrono needle with a counterweight ring and a colour-matched tip. Shown while the watch is awake; the always-on display stays hands-only. - Hand colours — pick one colour for the hour and minute hands and another for the second hand, independent of the dial theme: theme-matched pastel or any of the seven bright accents. - Mirror chrome — the numerals and indices reflect a sky-and-ground environment, and the reflection on the hands shifts as they rotate through the day. - Date at 3 o'clock — a framed date window inside the centre disc. - Four data fields — top (in place of the centre emblem), bottom, left and right (right shows when the date is off). Choose steps, battery, heart rate, calories, distance, floors, Body Battery, stress, temperature, battery in days or notifications — each value with a small engraved icon, in a milled numeral font matching the dial. Prefer the quiet look? Switch the field style to plain digits. Units follow the watch: km or miles, °C or °F. - Cockpit sub-gauges — put a real analogue dial in any slot: a fuel-style battery gauge, a heart-rate tachometer with a redline, or a step-goal dial. The needle takes the accent colour. - Colour scheme — fourteen dial themes. Seven muted classics: graphite, espresso brown, midnight blue, bordeaux, forest green, slate and powder rose — the indices stay steel and the hands pick up a whisper of the same hue. And seven bright accents inspired by legendary sports-car paints: Riviera Blue, Lava Orange, Guards Red, Speed Yellow, Signal Green, Ultraviolet and Raspberry — numerals, indices, emblem and hands all take the accent colour over a subtly tinted dial. - Minimal black dial — every background pixel goes to pure black, so on an AMOLED screen only the numerals, indices and hands stay lit. Combines with either finish. - Centre emblem — turn it off for a clean dial. Always-on display — in low power mode the face drops to thin outlined hands and hour ticks, with a per-minute pixel shift to protect the panel.

v1.3.0 - Data fields, remade: a milled numeral font that matches the dial, a small engraved icon next to every value, and a fourth slot on the right (shown when the date is off). - Cockpit sub-gauges: put a real analogue dial in any slot — a fuel-style battery gauge, a heart-rate tachometer with a redline, or a step-goal dial. Needle takes the accent colour. - New field types: Body Battery, stress, temperature, battery in days and notification count. - Units follow the watch: distance in km or miles, temperature in °C or °F, thousands separators on steps and calories. - Data field style is selectable: the new milled digits with icons, or the plain digits of earlier versions. - The "Theme" second hand colour now follows the dial theme (white on graphite) instead of always being orange. v1.2.0 - Second hand (optional, off by default): a slim cockpit-chrono needle with a counterweight ring and a colour-matched tip. Shown while the watch is awake; the always-on display stays hands-only to protect the AMOLED panel. - Seven bright accent themes inspired by legendary sports-car paints: Riviera Blue, Lava Orange, Guards Red, Speed Yellow, Signal Green, Ultraviolet and Raspberry. Numerals, indices, emblem and hands all take the accent colour, over a subtly tinted dial. - Independent hand colours: pick a colour for the hour/minute hands and another for the second hand — theme-matched pastel or any of the seven bright accents. - Minimal black dial now also works with the bright themes: rings off, pure black behind the lit elements. v1.1.1 - Seven dial colours: graphite, espresso brown, midnight blue, bordeaux, forest green, slate and powder rose. The indices stay steel, and the hands pick up a soft matching tint. - Minimal black dial: every background pixel goes fully black, so on AMOLED only the numerals, indices and hands stay lit. Works with any colour and with the mirror-chrome finish. - Fixed: settings changes now apply immediately instead of only after reopening the watch face picker.