Last time I've got several feedback on design and usage, so I worked on a new big update.

Colorful
Now you can set a different color for each block. You can still pick one for all then override for each. Text color will still automatically adapt from the color.

New Blocks
A lot of new blocks (some just extended the old one) for you to use for Banner, Small and Large: humidity, battery, calendar, date, HR, distance, max/min, weather.
This will give you more flexibility to make it the way you want it.

New Font
Switched to a new monospace font Lekton (slightly edited) to keep proportions right on large blocks.

Presets
Some preset ideas that you can quickly select then modify to your use.

Fixed
Fixes for font scaling, color automation and icon design. I still had to use different icons for small block, the large one scaling was terrible.

https://apps.repebble.com/6a3d4248cd52370009862b05

Hello,

For a while, I wanted to create a new watch face with more flexibility to choose what to put on it.

I tested a few designs until I found online a Flip Clock with several modules, and I've replicated the design. Version 1 was just those blocks (you see it in post photos), but I worked on version 2 with way more customization options:

General

• Language — translates month and weekday names. 10 Latin-script languages: English, Espanol, Portugues, Francais, Deutsch, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Turkce, Indonesia.
• Units — Metric (°C, mm) or Imperial (°F, in). Applies to the weather blocks.
• Show seconds hand — adds a seconds hand to the analog clock block (off by default to save battery).

Layout

Each grid quadrant and the banner is assigned a block. Blocks come in two sizes — big (Day of month, Analog clock, Digital clock, Weather icon, Temperature) and small (everything else). Each column pairs one big block with one small block; picking two of the same size auto-swaps the other.

• Banner block — full-width banner content: Year, Digital clock, Month + Day, Weekday + Day, Steps, Distance, Battery, Temperature, Humidity, Min/Max temp, or Precipitation.
• Banner at top — banner above the grid (on) or below it (off).
• Top-left / Top-right / Bottom-left / Bottom-right block — fill each quadrant with:
  • Date/time: Day of week, Day of month, Analog clock, Digital clock (big or small), Month
  • Activity: Steps, Distance, Battery
  • Weather: Weather icon, Temperature (big or small), Humidity, Precipitation

Weather

Weather blocks (icon, temperature, humidity, precipitation, min/max) pull current conditions from Open-Meteo using the phone's location. The icon maps WMO weather codes to condition glyphs (I've used pebbleos iconography for it). Values render in the selected unit system.

Colors

• Face background — color behind the panels.
• Panel background — color of the flip panels.
• Weekend / accent — day-of-week panel color on weekends, also used for the inactive AM/PM label.

Text color is automatic: black on light backgrounds, white on dark ones.

https://apps.repebble.com/6a3d4248cd52370009862b05

I got the SLA resin bumper. The shop sent me 2 after I told they printed the wrong one last time. I wanted to post because on last post someone said it would not work. This ones are flexible and not as snappy in place like filament one but it stays in place. Sadly the shop only print resin in grey.

Sadly the light blue one snapped a fit as I tried it.

Tried few combinations

White it’s 0.2mm
Blue and light blue are 0.12mm
Black its SLA resin
Blue it’s a sparkling material.

I have some doubts about the black one. I see lines on it, but what’s weird is it has the same defect as the others, in the same place (second photo, lower left. All have that defect). When resin should be a different printer, right?

On a rainy day, it’s finally here.

Feels like an endless cycle of waiting for the next step to happen.

I visited the Apple Museum in Utrecht, Netherlands. Here are some of the photos I took.
It’s divided into three sections: early years, 1984 to 94, current. Lots of models on shelves for the second area.
You are able to try Apple II and Macintosh.

The location is terrible though.