Análisis de la app Sekron Watch Face para 26 de septiembre

Sekron is a Wear OS watch face built like an instrument dial: a full sixty-second tick ring around the rim, minute numerals every five marks just inside it, and large hour numerals 1 through 12 filling the face. Three complication dials sit across the middle. Each one is a thin open arc with the reading printed inside it and an icon below. When the data carries a progress value the arc fills along its length and a small dot rides the end of the fill, so you can read the level at a glance. Out of the box the left dial shows step count, the bottom one weather and the right one watch battery. Three more slots follow the curve of the bezel, one along the top and two along the lower edge. The top slot carries longer text and starts on your next calendar event. The two lower slots are short text and start on watch battery and sunrise and sunset. Tap any slot to open the app behind it, or swap all six for whatever you actually use. The two slot shapes accept different data. The three circular dials take ranged values, goal progress, weighted elements, short text, monochrome icons and small images. The three curved slots take text only: long text on the top slot, short text on the two lower ones. Colour is split across eight independent controls, each drawing from the same 72-colour palette: - minute marks - hour numerals - seconds tick ring - hands - second hand - hand accent, used by the two-tone hand sets - complication text, dial markers and the date - complication icons and progress arcs Hands come in fourteen sets and second hands in ten, mixed and matched freely. The date sits under the 12 and has two forms: the short weekday with the day of the month, or digital time above the weekday and date. The clock follows your system 12 or 24 hour setting. Six presets ship with the face if you would rather not start from a blank slate. Scarlet, Mono, Amber, Sky, Moss and Ember each set every colour control and both hand styles at once, and you can keep tuning from there. Night mode is a switch you flip yourself. It drops the whole face to a single deep red so you can read the time in the dark without a bright screen. Always-on display has its own controls: dim the face, hide the three centre dials, and turn the transition animation on or off. An optional companion app is available for Android. It makes installing the face easier and lets you follow the rest of the Time Flies catalogue, and Sekron works fully without it. Requires Wear OS 5.1 or later.