Another of my city building watchfaces.  This is just a generic building image, however each hour during the day (6am to midnight) the sky changes.

 

Early on some hot air balloons float by, during the day a plane flies over, and at night stars come out and the building lights turn on.

 

The watchface is NOT animated - its just that with images changing each hour it may give that impression.

 

The sky state is simplay based on your local time - no complex maths involved to calculate sun position etc.  As such it is fixed re what you see and does not change per daylight savings and so on.

 

Weather info by Yahoo! and updates half hourly - if you select "use GPS" the temp/city name will reflect your current location.  When your watch is not connected clouds will show in the sky over the buildings.

 

Available for all pebble watches

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Battery level is shown across the top in 10% increments, and when BT is lost the building windows and sky disappear and the watch vibrates. 

 

Supports 12/24hr modes. New graphics show for each weather condition. You can adjust the temp size or remove it completely.

 

The (default) buildings are just a simple drawing - it's not any specific city. The original version can be downloaded from my website. 

 

With the latest version I've added 25 world city skylines to choose from.  The city picture is NOT linked to weather or GPS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Battery level is represented by the building lights, and the small number on the left. As battery runs down more lights go out.

 

97-100% all lights on 81-96, most lights on 61-80 bit more than half lights on,  41-60 less than half lights on,  21-40 some lights on,  0-20 no lights on (buildings all black - time to charge!)
 

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Skyline for Melbourne, Australia. All credit to dexif (Day/Night) for the code, i just changed the background images and modified the date and BT representation!

 

I've decided to give this a refresh. The time font 'appears' to be sitting behind the city skyline. When BT is off/lost during the day the sun is partially obscured by a cloud. When BT is off/lost at night the stars disappear.

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