Name: Flipper
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)
Author: Scanimo

A split-flap flip clock on a machined instrument dial. The hours and minutes sit on stacked cards that fill the left of the face, with the weekday and date on a bar beneath and the day number on a red chip.

Around the rim, two graduated gauges track what matters: step goal above, battery below, each with a 0-100 scale and a fine needle. Four wedges carry the rest - steps, distance, body battery and heart rate - each labelled in curved type that follows the dial. Current temperature sits on the centre disc with a weather glyph beside it: sun, moon, or either behind cloud, picked from real sunrise and sunset for your location.

The background is angled brushed stripes; every panel is outlined in black and casts its own shadow, so the face reads as layered hardware rather than flat graphics. Always-on is drawn as a separate dimmed frame, tuned to stay lit within the display limit rather than blanking after a few seconds.

One look, no configuring. The colours, the ink on them and the whole layout are fixed - slate cards, gold gauges - and everything the watch already knows is taken from the watch: time follows its own 12/24-hour setting, and the date and units come from it too.

Settings

Temperature units: follow the watch, Celsius, or Fahrenheit. Weather data always arrives in Celsius whatever the watch is set to, so this one cannot be derived.

Looking for colour choices, a seconds dial and a wider gauge palette? That is Flipper Pro.