Name: Sun ecliptic analog watchface
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)
Author: SverreW

This simple analog round wathcface shows the sun's path across the sky. Its inspired by the seasonal variations.

The user can see where the sun is in the sky. Both direction (azimuth) and height above the horizon. After the sun has set, the direction of the sun is displayed along the watch perimeter.

There are settings for the color of the second hand and whether the date, battery-level or status-icons should be displayed. And settings for showing sunset/rise and solar noon as times.

Info:
- Sunrise: The time in the morning when the upper edge of the Sun becomes visible above the horizon, marking the start of daylight hours.
- Solar noon: The moment during the day when the Sun is at its highest point in the sky, directly above the observer's meridian. It typically marks the midpoint between sunrise and sunset.
- Sunset: The time in the evening when the Sun dips below the horizon, marking the end of daylight hours.
- Sun ephemeris: A chart that describes the Sun's position (elevation, azimuth, declination) in the sky at specific times during the day.
- Sun position: Suns current location.
- Date: The current day.
- Battery level: The current charge level of a device's battery.
- Phone notifications: Alerts, messages, app notifications, texts, or reminders received on a mobile device.