A utility for the UNA Watch

WorldClock

Your time and one other city's at a glance, with the hours between them and the day when it differs. Step through your own list of cities, in a modern or a retro style.

FossIsTheWay
Another city, on another day
Another city, on another day
The light face
The light face
The retro style
The retro style
56timezones, one city each
147airport codes you can type
2styles: modern or retro
2button maps: new or Classic

One face, read at a glance

Two times

Your own time large, another city's beneath it with the city's name. Its weekday appears only when it is on a different date to you, and between the two sits the difference in hours, with a moon when it is night there.

The ring

One ring in three parts: today's steps on the left and active minutes on the right, against the goals already set on your watch, and the battery at the bottom. Inside it, a 24-hour dial points to both times.

Modern or retro

Set Face style to retro and the same face is drawn in ClockStudio's style: seven-segment times, dot-matrix lettering, and the ring square-ended in blue, orange and green. Everything else, the buttons included, stays as it is.

Your cities, your time

  • Step through your own list of cities, in your order, or through all 56 timezones; a two-second SELECT hold switches between them.
  • A short SELECT hold swaps your time with the city's.
  • Your own time is the watch's, taken from your phone, or worked out from GPS: HOLD: SET makes the shown city your own.
  • While you hold a button, a bar under the city fills and the line names what letting go will do.
  • Classic buttons brings back the map WorldClock had before 2.0.
  • The screen lights on a wrist raise only between sunset and sunrise where you are, or always, or never; dark text on a light face for daylight.

Buttons

UP, DOWNtapstep through your cities
UPholdinvert, the screen light, the info page
SELECTholdswap your time with the city's; at 2 s, your cities or all 56
BACKleave