There is no sky on this dial. What you are looking at is a scanner's own
viewfinder: an aperture ring, sixty tick marks, lock brackets, a slow sweep —
and Nao Sagara, a field survey scientist, seen through the glass the same way
the instrument sees her.
Phosphor green on deep olive-black, amber numerals, a red accent that appears
only at the moment of lock. Every readout is instrument, not decoration.
Twenty-two of Nao's twenty-four hours are drawn, two shared with a neighbouring
hour rather than left blank:
00:00 Log · 01:00 Sift · 02:00 Tube · 03:00 & 11:00 Kneel · 04:00 Brush ·
05:00 Survey · 06:00 Shield · 07:00 & 19:00 Pack · 08:00 Walk · 09:00 Mark ·
10:00 Photo · 12:00 Drink · 13:00 Sit · 14:00 Nap · 15:00 Rub · 16:00 Stretch ·
17:00 Radio · 18:00 Point · 20:00 Visor · 21:00 Scan · 22:00 Type · 23:00 Lean
A power cell gauge built from ten independent segments, so the reading is always
proportional to the charge — never a bar that looks fuller or emptier than the
number underneath it. It runs a highlight up the column while charging and
breathes red when low.
A contact blip appears on the ground plane when you have an unread notification,
with a ping that expands outward in three steps — only the count is read, never
the content.
• Numerals in Amber, Phosphor or Ice
• Scanner overlay, power cell and contacts each on or off
• Date on or off
• Subtle parallax as you turn your wrist, and a sparse always-on mode
Built with Watch Face Format for Wear OS 4 and later (Wear OS 4, 5 and 6):
Google Pixel Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and newer, and other Wear OS 4+ watches.
Designed for round displays.
To use it after buying: open the watch face list on your watch (press and hold the
current face), scroll to Field Scan and tap it. To change the numeral colour or
turn a readout off, press and hold the face and tap Customise.
Nao Sagara and every element of this face are original work created for it.
Your dial is a survey scanner's viewfinder. Phosphor green, amber numerals.