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Ghost Meter
A ghost detector on your wrist: its needle ticks the seconds, ghosts swoop by
Looks

Glow green 
Glow blue 
Glow red
The battered steel panel of a home-made ghost detector: a big round gauge behind scratched glass, five indicator lamps and a glowing segment display with the time. The gauge's needle is the seconds - it climbs the scale into the red through every minute, and the lamps light one by one as it climbs.
Ghost detected, every hour
As the hour turns, the needle slams into the red and hammers its stop, every lamp flashes, ectoplasm bursts over the gauge and a ghost swoops across the screen.
Tap to scan
Tap the watch face and the meter picks up a ghost.
A real detector's display
The time glows in seven-segment figures over the faint ghosts of the unlit ones; the date and your readings sit in small dot-matrix windows beside the gauge.
Three glows
- Green.
- Blue.
- Red.
The glow colours the displays, the ectoplasm and the ghost.
Readings on the panel
Date, steps, unread notifications and battery, each in its own little window. Put another app's complication there and it shows that app's icon, or its title where it sends no icon.
Easy on the battery
The needle and the lamps move once a second; the ghost appears only on a tap and on the hour. Always-on shows only the time, dim on black.
Make it yours
- Glow: green, blue or red.
- Three complications.
- 12- or 24-hour time, as your watch is set.
To customize, touch and hold the watch face, then tap Customize.
Works on watches with Wear OS 6 or later. Made in Watch Face Format: nothing to install on your phone, no permissions, no data collected.
Part of Tempus Arcanum, a collection of watch faces.
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