Film, TV & cartoons
Time Travel Dash
A time machine's dashboard: your time, a destination city's, and your readings
Looks

Nyc 
Lon 
Tyo
A time machine's dashboard on your wrist: three rows of glowing segment displays set in a dark brushed-metal console, each in its own chrome-bezelled housing.
Three displays
- Destination time, in red: the time in the city of your choice.
- Present time, in green: month, day, year, hour and minute, with AM and PM lamps when your watch is set to 12-hour time.
- Last time departed, in amber: battery, unread notifications and steps.
Tap to jump
Tap the screen and the displays flicker, the digits race and a white flash fills the panel - then everything settles back to the present.
Nine destinations
New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Kyiv, Dubai, Hong Kong, Tokyo or Sydney: pick one and the red display keeps its time, summer time included.
Real segment displays
Every character is drawn segment by segment, the unlit segments faintly visible behind the glass, just like the real thing.
Readings on the panel
Battery, unread notifications and steps in the amber display. Put another app's complication in any of the three windows and it shows that app's value.
Easy on the battery
Nothing moves until you tap. Always-on shows only the present time and date, dim green on black.
Make it yours
- Destination: nine cities.
- 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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