Very different approach

[G1NT0N1C]

I’ll post it over the weekend. I usually don’t have time for watchfaces during the week. Only some work on the background images is necessary. But it is already fully functional.

[G1NT0N1C]

I’m currently fighting a bug with the delay of some GIF’s. The behavior on the watch differs from the behavior in WFD. It’s a known problem, it should be solvable.

[G1NT0N1C]

-Xeric Scrambler watch, red

[onourwatches]

It took me a little while to realize that the name of this watch - “Scrambler” - is derived from the amusement park ride with the same name - “The Scrambler”

[G1NT0N1C]

I just found this watch. It dates from the 18th century. So the concept is… not entirely new…

[onourwatches]

That’s fascinating!

[G1NT0N1C]

Indeed! Here is another one with the same movement. In this case it’s covered:

[Doonsbury]

Nice find G1N!! Funny how you see something and think…now that is very imaginative & innovative…and indeed it was…back in the 1800’s! Like they say, there really is nothing new under the Sun! Cheers, Doons

[pablo11]

Nice indeed

[onourwatches]

@G1NT0N1C, I couldn’t resist bringing this 18th century beauty to life!

18th Century "Three-Armed Wandering Hour" Pocket Watch

Credit: Deutsches Uhren Museum (“The German Clock Museum”, Furtwangen, Germany) Thanks to @G1NT0N1C for finding and sharing this beautiful pocket watch from over 200 years ago. I couldn’t resist bringing it to life. [km_18th Century Scrambler Pocket Watch_180p] Download Link: 18th Century “Three-Armed Wandering Hour” Pocket Watch – .watch format - requires Universal Launcher.