Name: Waypoint
Author: JumpHour

Waypoint is an analogue GMT watch face. An orange 24-hour hand tracks a second
city, and the ring it points to is split into day and night — so you can see
whether it is a decent hour to call, not just what the clock says.

THE DIAL
• 24-hour ring: light from 06 to 18, dark through the night
• Orange marker at 24, pointed hands with a lume slot, a full minute track
• The second city's code and time sit at twelve, in the accent colour
• A window at three carries the date, or a reading you choose

SECOND TIME ZONE
• 20 cities, each following its own daylight-saving rules — set London in March
  and it moves itself, no offset to edit twice a year
• Choose the city on the watch, or from Garmin Connect on your phone

THE WINDOW AT THREE
• Press and hold the middle of the dial to step through: date, steps, heart
  rate, Body Battery, battery, calories, stress, pulse ox, floors, intensity
  minutes
• Press and hold the window itself to open that reading's Garmin app
• Your choice is remembered

EIGHT PALETTES
• Orange, Red, Yellow, Lime, Cyan, Blue, Stealth, Mono
• Accent, ring and numerals move together, so every palette still reads as the
  same face

ALWAYS-ON
• A dimmed version drawn from the same geometry, respecting the display's
  burn-in protection