Flipper Harlequin Watch Face

Flipper Harlequin is a digital watch face with a split-flap clock as big as the watch, two moving-scale gauges, the date and the weather, dressed as a vintage circus harlequin: painted diamonds, stripes of colour and a ring of marquee lights.

WHAT IT SHOWS

- The time on two big flip cards, following your phone's 12/24-hour setting
- Two gauges, above and below the clock: step goal, battery or chance of rain
- The date: day, weekday and month, in your phone's language
- A row of number drums: temperature with a weather icon, heart rate, chance of rain or unread notifications

THE CLOCK

The hours and minutes sit on two flip cards that fill almost the whole dial, each card its own colour with a cream border, and the digits in bold cream circus-poster type with a drop shadow, split at the hinge like a real flip clock.

THE GAUGES

Above and below the cards runs a gauge band striped in colour, one colour for every ten on the scale. The scale moves behind a fixed index, and a small cream lens over the index magnifies the fine row so the exact value reads through it. The battery gauge marks its low zone below 20%.

THE DATE AND THE DRUMS

At the top, the date: the day on a coloured inlay, the weekday, and the month on its own plaque. At the bottom, a row of number drums, each a different colour: the current temperature with a realistic weather icon - sun, cloud, rain, snow, storm, fog, or the moon at night - or heart rate, chance of rain or unread notifications, each with its own icon.

THE DIAL

Behind it all is a harlequin pattern of painted diamonds on a cream lattice, softened so the cards and stripes stand out. The index arrows end in a little gold bobble, like the bell on a jester's cap, and a ring of gold and cream marquee bulbs runs round the rim. Five colour sets change the whole dial.

Always-on keeps the two flip cards and the full date - day, weekday and month - dimmed on black.

SETTINGS

Theme: Carnival (default), Circus, Candy, Tutti Frutti or Seaside.

Top gauge and bottom gauge: step goal, battery or chance of rain.

Drum row: temperature, heart rate, chance of rain or notifications.

Temperature units: follow your phone, Celsius or Fahrenheit.