Looking really good my friend, just wondered if you could share an Inspectable example at all please?
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You know you’ve lost your mind when you look at that last image (with digits all off) and you see a Minion standing behind it. 
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Fantastic, thank you. I wil try to use them when I get back to PC. Could you please make even a flat top version of the 3?
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Excuse me Diving in @richiebee. Thanks for making and sharing the Beautiful Parts.
@icrltd4 This one uses Images for Numerals. Inspection ON.
Sorry have just modified a previous I have not got time to make a new version for all the nice gifts we have been given. Sorry there is no 12/24 hrs at the moment . I will try fix it .
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This is the Refrence I used to get started with this game. I think BradC added the 12/24 Hrs option.
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I will add 24 hrs later if I get there first :::)))
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You’ll certainly beat me. 
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Sadly I could not get the @bradtc 12/24 hours to work .I have to do things the Grunt way . My little head can only cope with one conditional per line . It needs a few more lines but if you are going to do this sort of thing you must be prepared to put in a few Hours .Thanks again to Rich @richiebee for the Beautiful Resources .
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Yes, with pictures it is a pain… Here’s a “cheap” version of it… But just realized the glow effect does not really do it on the watch itself…
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Yeah the Text Glow option does not work on a lot of watches.
I think I have seen that video some time ago and liked it. Its nice somebody does them again…
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Looking good there @russellcresser. If you want the hours to be compatible with both 12 & 24 hour format, simply use the following transparency expressions in the hour images:
For the Hour 10’s digits:
0: $(floor(#Db#/10))==0?100:0$
1: $(floor(#Db#/10))==1?100:0$
2: $(floor(#Db#/10))==2?100:0$
For the Hour 1’s digits:
0: $#DTIMEFORMAT#=12&&#DhZB#==0?100:$$#DTIMEFORMAT#=24&&(#Db#-(10*floor(#Db#/10)))==0?100:0$
1: $#DTIMEFORMAT#=12&&#DhZB#==1?100:$$#DTIMEFORMAT#=24&&(#Db#-(10*floor(#Db#/10)))==1?100:0$
2: $#DTIMEFORMAT#=12&&#DhZB#==2?100:$$#DTIMEFORMAT#=24&&(#Db#-(10*floor(#Db#/10)))==2?100:0$
…
9: $#DTIMEFORMAT#=12&&#DhZB#==9?100:$$#DTIMEFORMAT#=24&&(#Db#-(10*floor(#Db#/10)))==9?100:0$
Then just ad a text element for #Da# with a transparency of $#DTIMEFORMAT#=12?100:0$
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)Those flies are going to get zapped!
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Yeah @bradtc what I came up with is compatible with user preference. I could not get the double conditional to work. I just doubled up on the lines instead. Thanks for the Outline. Will have another go soon.
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