E.C.ANDERSSON is a Swedish (my home country) Watchmaker, and they have made a few watches already. The North Sea II is a new update to the first North Sea watch. Unfortunately they got some problems with the Seiko movement they use for this new version, and decided to remove the second hand. But for my watch face of the North Sea II I decided to add it back. Of course with the option to choose if you want it or not. Turn on/off the second hand by tapping in the middle.
This watch has a very cool date disc (thanks Gavril Tardi for all the help!) in the middle. I think it looks great.
Of course, I also added variable brightness that I prefer over Lume. Because smartwatches already has "lume" built-in. Setting the brightness level between 5-7 works great in low light environments. This variable brightness you can use together with the automated too if you like. Both works simultaneously.
Second hand shows battery level when dimmed. Tap the word Göteborg to choose between 7 different brightness levels. I added that placement very low on the display to minimize the risk of adding smudge and dirt on the screen.
I drew and sketched all the assets in a vector-based software to get the sharpness I want, the rest I did completely in Watchmaker.
Enjoy this watchface for the Watchmaker app!
And let me see some photos of it on your wrist :)
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This watch has a very cool date disc (thanks Gavril Tardi for all the help!) in the middle. I think it looks great.
Of course, I also added variable brightness that I prefer over Lume. Because smartwatches already has "lume" built-in. Setting the brightness level between 5-7 works great in low light environments. This variable brightness you can use together with the automated too if you like. Both works simultaneously.
Second hand shows battery level when dimmed. Tap the word Göteborg to choose between 7 different brightness levels. I added that placement very low on the display to minimize the risk of adding smudge and dirt on the screen.
I drew and sketched all the assets in a vector-based software to get the sharpness I want, the rest I did completely in Watchmaker.
Enjoy this watchface for the Watchmaker app!
And let me see some photos of it on your wrist :)
Direct Download