Name: Vector Mechanic – Rugged Hybrid Watch Face
Author: OphiApp

A rugged instrument panel for your wrist. Vector Mechanic combines a large white-and-orange digital clock with an offset analog dial, layered metal artwork and five configurable data locations. The watch face stays the focus: bold time, practical readings and an industrial look.

BUILT AROUND THE DETAILS
• Chamfered clock digits with contrasting hour and minute colours.
• An orange-accented analog subdial over static mechanical artwork.
• An angled top panel, three stacked metric cells and a segmented left scale.
• Defaults for altitude, heart rate, steps, weather temperature and battery.

FIVE LOCATIONS. EIGHTEEN CHOICES.
Choose each location independently: steps, temperature, battery, distance, calories, floors climbed, heart rate, Body Battery, stress, VO2 Max, altitude, UV index, wind speed, respiration rate, pressure, active minutes, sunrise or sunset. The icon or short label follows your selection. Configure fields on the watch or through Connect IQ settings. The scale uses available Garmin progress values or defined visual reference ranges.

Time can follow your watch setting or use a 12-hour or 24-hour override. Temperature and distance follow your device units. Longer values use a smaller font to keep them inside their panel; unavailable readings show --.

AN ALWAYS-ON DISPLAY THAT FITS
On supported AMOLED watches, the ambient face keeps the industrial layout with dim orange and grey panel outlines, outlined hands, digital time, date and battery on true black. The composition shifts slightly each minute. The ambient scale always shows battery. MIP watches retain the full design in low-power mode.

FEEDBACK AND IDEAS
Have a suggestion, found a bug or want to help improve Vector Mechanic? Use Contact Developer or email ophi.support@gmail.com. Please include your watch model and a short description of the issue or idea.

English interface. Metric availability depends on the watch, sensors and Garmin data. Weather uses Garmin weather data. Scale ranges are visual references, not medical zones. The face does not send health or location data to the developer.