Agent 1228 Tactical Watch

Agent 1228 is a Wear OS watch face split into two clear working areas. The left column keeps the time readable. The right rack holds five modular readings. A full-width row sits above the layout, while two rim gauges follow the outer caliper.

BUILD YOUR DIAL

* 16 color themes, including Active Orange, Cyber Cyan, Tactical Mint, Signal Magenta, Solar Gold, and Ghost Grey
* 12 clock faces: Technical, Wide, Outline, Orbit, Stencil, Mono, Geometric, Console, Vector, Monolith, Slab Outline, and Slab Bold
* 7 emblems: Phoenix, Skull, Wolf, Spider, Gasmask, Flame, and Target
* 3 backdrop densities: Instrument, Survey, and Void
* 2 ring widths: Thick at 14 px or Thin at 7 px
* 4 segment divider treatments: Segments, None, Minute track, and Milled edge
* 3 hour formats: 24 hour, 12 hour, or 12 hour with a leading zero
* 2 always-on styles: analog hands or outlined digital time

EIGHT COMPLICATION SLOTS

* A wide top row for calendar events, status, or long text
* Five right-side bays for short text, ranged values, icons, or shortcuts
* Left and right rim gauges with provider data and live arcs

The time column is end-aligned to the center line, so one-digit and two-digit hours keep the same edge. The five bays stagger to the round glass instead of forcing every row into the narrowest width. Provider content keeps its own layout, including icon, title, and value branches.

The lower rim arch has a built-in selector for step goal, battery, day progress, unread notifications, step count, estimated distance, or heart rate. It does not use one of the eight provider slots.

ALWAYS-ON

Choose an analog center with your emblem and two hands, or an outlined digital time display. The selected ring width and divider treatment carry into the dimmed state. Burn-in protection shifts static elements over a small timed pattern.

When the battery drops below 15%, background plates and motion pull back while readings stay visible.

Agent 1228 requires Wear OS 4 or later (API 33+). It has no ads, in-app purchases, network access, or data collection.

Clock face "Stencil" uses Section 9 by Michael Moss, licensed under CC BY 4.0.