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Roman Numerals
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custom watch faces are what made the pebble so popular, so I hope there is the chance of these being available eventually. On the other hand...some of the pebble ones were proper fugly!!
To start with Apple should perhaps supply a template that can be used with limited options for customisation. Numbers/characters, background etc
this would give everyone a chance to examine the effect on battery life etc
To start with Apple should perhaps supply a template that can be used with limited options for customisation. Numbers/characters, background etc
this would give everyone a chance to examine the effect on battery life etc
What version of Roman number is that? 1,5 & 10 all=I It looks like all I with some at a slight angle.There's someone in the 'Show off your watch' thread who somehow has done this, unless it's fake?
How do you even get Roman numerals to show on the watch? I can't see that option anywhere, and I can only show standard numbers on all my watch faces
They obviously don't know Roman Numerals then. I would be worried about wether it would keep accurate time if they can't even get the basics right.
Actually guys, if you zoom in, you'll see that the X and the V's aren't captured well in the photo, as it appears half of them is a much finer line. Only the \ appears to be visible.
And, my ex had a clock that had 4 represented as IIII. We always laughed every time we looked at it (kept thinking we should have her daughter repaint that portion of the face and fix it)
And, my ex had a clock that had 4 represented as IIII. We always laughed every time we looked at it (kept thinking we should have her daughter repaint that portion of the face and fix it)
It's not about basics. Google for yourself and you'll see there are lots of watch faces with IIII for IV etc. For some manufacturers it's a question of design whether you like it or not.
EDIT: On top, there is actually a historical background to this. The Romans used IIII themselves for particular reasons.
Still doesn't answer the question about how the hell you actually get Roman numerals to show! I feel I've been through every setting on the watch (and watch app) 15 times and it's driving me mad!
Heh, did anyone ask them?
Maybe they're an Apple employee and they're running an early build of 1.1 (and seriously messed up by posting that watch face)?I've asked (as have many others!) on the 'Show off your watch' thread, hasn't replied as yet...Heh, did anyone ask them?
The reply was that it was the "Utility" watch face.
Edit: Post #3144 on that thread.
Yeah I saw that. That's the face I use but can only get actual numbers to appear, and the font is the standard apple font - not Times New Roman.
Ashamed to say I don't have my watch yet (so I can't try this myself). If you're customizing the Utility face, if you do another force touch on the number, does it allow you to change the font for the number? (maybe that's how he got it?)
Also wondering if this is a delta between 1.0 and 1.0.1? Anyone not update yet that could verify?
Also wondering if this is a delta between 1.0 and 1.0.1? Anyone not update yet that could verify?
No, another force touch will take you back to the selection of watch faces. All face options are selected/changed via the digital crown.