Name: Drew's Clarity Presbyope Watch Face
Rating: 4.7 (80 reviews)
Author: DrewRuns

My long sightedness slowly gets worse with age.  I have two situations to deal with.  One without glasses where I need an extremely simple, uncluttered display with high contrast.  One with glasses where I can see fine detail on the face.  The solution I have arrived at, which works well for me, is to hide details such as step targets, moon phase, sunrise and sunset times within normal features on the face.  I have also broken with the idea of a fixed location for day and date.  These are a hangover from real mechanical watches but such constraints do not exist in software.  These move to a location where they do not interfere with the display of hands thus improving their discernibility.

Layout

Targets
3 - floors
6 - battery
9 - steps
12 - intensity minutes

A full lozenge indicates you have met your target. They do not overrun.

Sunrise and Sunset
red and yellow small circles on edge of dial representing the location in hours of sunset and sunrise. Solid if next in the twelve hour window of a 12 hour dial.

There is a sunrise and sunset animation for the periods one hour before sunrise (sunrise when unfilled circle meets the top of the dial, and sunset when a solid circle meets the bottom of the dial)

NB. You need a GPS fix first by running an activity before the device can calculate the sun up and set times as otherwise it does not know where it is on the planet.

Battery
Lozenge at 6 position. When battery is down to 10% a larger red warning patch is shown filling the bottom part of the dial.

Alarms
A small alarm (bell) symbol is visible when one or more alarms are set

Notifications
For a single notification a circle appears around the alarm icon position.
For numbers greater than one, the circle is deformed so that the number of "spikes" represents the number of notifications.
