MAG 1706 was the second face I used the curved text labels in. MAG 1699 is the first one where I used them, except this face doesn’t have any vertical text in it. I can’t decide which one I like the best, so I have synced them both to my personal watch. I like the looks of this one better except for the modern digital time. I am a traditionalist as far as time displays go.
Excellent work Sir 
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I published MAG 1699 this morning at 7:30 AM. By 4 PM (16:00) this afternoon I found it on the Top 100 Free page at number 80. I consider that a sucess whether it goes any higher or not.
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I never understand how they work those Charts out. I had one the other day in there after it only had 6 syncs 
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You must be one of the “chosen” ones. 
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I dont know why anyone would be friends with or even communicate with mrantisocialguy he is a racist piece of shit and doesnt deserve any attention for all his bragging of boring watches. if you dont believe me look up his online profile pick with a confederate flag.
Sorry @mrantisocialguy , I’ve no idea why beatnickjones is hating on you like that, but please rest assured that the correct actions have been taken to hopefully stop this nonsense. Hope you have a great day my friend 
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I think ( Re Beatnick Jones comment) that MAG is by far and away one of the most Talented Makers. On close inspection there is a lot of Novel and unique work here. This Forum and the whole thing is about Watches Not personality.
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Quote “Wow, como lograste hacerlo, cuál es la fórmula?”
Translation = “Wow, how did you manage to do it, what’s the formula?”
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To split the step count into separate digits.
Para dividir el conteo de pasos en dígitos separados.
1st Digit: 10k’s
(floor(#ZSC#/10000))
2nd Digit: 1k’s
((floor(#ZSC#/1000))-((floor(#ZSC#/10000)) * 10))
3rd Digit: 100’s
((floor(#ZSC#/100))-((floor(#ZSC#/1000)) * 10))
4th Digit: 10’s
((floor(#ZSC#/10))-((floor(#ZSC#/100)) * 10))
5th Digit: 1’s
((floor(#ZSC#/1))-((floor(#ZSC#/10)) * 10))
To split the heart rate into separate digits.
Para dividir la frecuencia cardíaca en dígitos separados.
1st Digit: 100’s
((floor(#ZHR#/100))-((floor(#ZHR#/1000)) * 10))
2nd Digit: 10’s
((floor(#ZHR#/10))-((floor(#ZHR#/100)) * 10))
3rd Digit: 1’s
((floor(#ZHR#/1))-((floor(#ZHR#/10)) * 10))
Where you see the asterisk (*), remove the space in front and behind it. I have to remove it here on the forum because sometimes the webpage removes it and then the expression won’t work.
Donde vea el asterisco (*), elimine el espacio delante y detrás. Tengo que eliminarlo aquí en el foro porque a veces la página web lo elimina y luego la expresión no funciona.
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Hi MAG,
You inspired me to use Adobe Illustrator to create my own text on a curve to replace a couple of straight labels on an existing watch face. It took a bit of experimentation to get the right font size in Illustrator but I got there in the end.
All caps seemed to work better than mixed case.
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Cool Beans! Now take it and run with it. I’ve found the more you do the curved text, the easier it becomes.
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