ok let’s start
Nice work!
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thx for appreciation ,interesting inspiration rusty, never think we ca go so far with a sort of virtual lego 
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Nicely done @alsx65 
Maybe fill in the spots where the Tickmarks are missing though, and raise the 12 up a bit 
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thx ,yeah you are right i’ll fill the spots ,about 12 tryed up but looks better there
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Added it to the collection (Facer Creator Elements Only - watch faces for Apple Watch, Samsung Gear S3, Huawei Watch, and more - Facer). Nice one.
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Nice one Rob . Got that link saved : )
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Thx ,great collection idea,bookmarks,now is time for some Digital one 
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Nice idea for a face collection for all to contribute to. So are the rules basically no outside graphics or fonts, but unlimited maths?
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Yes ,no maths limitation but i think inspection open is
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Ok, I gave it a shot. I’ll admit I already had the bones for this one, so the real challenge was the weather forecast icons. I had trouble getting some of the odd characters to show up on my Tizen Galaxy watch, but they worked fine in the editor. Inspection is open.
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Impressive!
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Thanks guys. I had one user telling me that the lines between the temperature dots aren’t showing up on a galaxy watch 4. I think it’s a new wearos bug.
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That is a lot of Bones Brad 170+ layers of them . If I had two hats on I would take both of them off to you . The weather Icons are brilliant . If I ever wanted to do the graph line trick got the full tutorial there . Amazing Thanks .
Just looking back I bumped into your work round about " Beer O’clock " : )
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Superb, i’m always fascinated about your graph charts ,great job
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Thanks Rusty. I gave a tutorial on the graph methodology and formulas about a year ago somewhere on here…
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When I first saw it my only thought was " That is to much for me " . I am beginning to understand some of the maths now . But your work is reasonably safe I find after 100 layers I have had enough .
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Excellent face there. I’ve added it to the collection.
I was interested in seeing the motion for the time so I had a look
With your expression for the seconds + 5:
$((floor(#Ds#/5)*5)-5)==-5?55:((floor(#Ds#/5)*5)-5)$
I just thought I’d provide an alternate calculation. 6 to one, half doozen though@
$(#Ds#-(#Ds#%5)+5)=60?0:(#Ds#-(#DsZ#%5)+5)$
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