@11140 asked for this face: The Odyssey. I know, I’m a little bit late, @max_watchface and +Jorge González already publish there versions of this watch a few days ago. I spend a little time and use an original picture. Furthermore I put my focus on the original movement without ignoring the reflections of the original. Heres the result.
02.08.18. I forgot the dots. Fixed.
Credits: http://www.yankodesign.com
Download: odyssey.zip - Google Drive
Amazing job. Thanks
someone went deep into the forgotten dungeons of this place I see.
@G1NT0N1C yeah, good work. I bet It’d look good with gyroscopic rotation in LUA- (works fine in UL) on the subdials
Yes you are right. I will try it out with the .watch version, which I created at the time. I confess that I had already forgotten this face.
three years…it’s really vintage, can’t blame you for forgetting! just let me know when you have the .watch version
Well I just took a look at it. it’s not as easy as I initially suspected. I am not saying that it is not possible, but I need a completely different approach than before.
let me guess? subdials aren’t layered? 
This is not the problem. But I’ve cut the numbers out to get the light reflection when rotated. As soon as I move the subdials, the numbers move too. This wouldn’t be cool…
yeah you’d have to make a circle with radius only just to the cutout and leave the rest untouched. no idea how’d that look
I found a solution. I’m working on it, but I have to build it from the scratch.
You going for it? I mean, it’s a perfect sort of face for that kind of thing but I dunno if it’s worth all the trouble.
