Watch Face
Christmas Inverse
By f5hla · v1.0.0
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Paid
Description
Time runs backwards here, and it is always Christmas Eve. The hands turn the opposite way from an ordinary watch, and the Roman numerals follow them: I sits to the left of XII, XI to its right. Reading the time takes a moment at first, then becomes a habit, then becomes the pleasure of watching someone else try it. The artwork is an engraved garland: holly and berries, fir branches, baubles hanging from their ribbons, candy canes, bells, snowflakes, gingerbread figures, pine cones. A star at the top of the circle, a robin in its nest at the bottom. The hour hand wears the bobble hat, the minute hand is a spoon, and VI is holly red. What the face shows: hours and minutes in Roman numerals engraved into the artwork, crisp on every screen; a second hand while the watch is awake; the day of the month; a larger layout on screens of 280 pixels and below; no permissions requested, no data sent, nothing to configure. The face runs in full for 24 hours of use. After that the artwork fills with hatching and a banner shows your watch identifier. The time stays readable; the face simply becomes unpleasant to look at. To activate it, buy me a tea: 1.99 euro by PayPal to f4hla@free.fr, quoting the seven-character identifier shown on your watch, something like K7Q-M2X. You get back a code to enter in the Garmin Connect app, under Device, then Watch Faces, Christmas Inverse, Settings. The code is tied to your watch: it works on that watch only, and it does not expire. If you change watch, send me the new identifier and I will issue the matching code at no further cost. Codes are sent by hand, so allow a few hours. If a code does not work, I will replace it. There are no refunds, by design: the 24-hour trial is a gift, the whole face, nothing asked in return. You know before you pay whether the face is for you.
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First release.
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