Rings 360

This has been my "tinker toy" face for a while, and I thought I'd share it. It was originally inspired by a face by +Daniel Astudillo , but I've replaced every part of it piece by piece, unintentionally making it wholly my own. The notable exception being the exquisite hands by +Terry Zahn . I made this face for maximum glancability and ease of use. Highlights on the left and right are watch and phone battery, made to look great with the 360's chiseled edge. Dial changes from 1-12 to 13-24 at noon and midnight, blue hand and inner dial are GMT (keyed off TZ1). Ring segments around the outside of the dial are calendar events.
Tap between 1 and 2 to start/stop chrono
Tap between 4 and 5 to reset.
Tap center to park hands in normal or chrono mode
Tap weather to update weather.
Weather window changes to digital chrono when it's running. Date up top changes to current time as well, since the hands swing around to do analog chrono.
Calendar rings! I wanted something similar to the stock Pascual face, so I made it happen. The narrow rings in blue show the appointments for the current 12 hour period, and the wider ones in gray show appointments for the next 12 hour period. Until WM has support for a {c1dy} type tag for "calendar event 1 day of year", the rings fall flat on their face if you check "show events after today". It does make the face look cooler with more rings segments around the face though lol.
All colors are variables in the main script. I did it this way after I got frustrated with changing a dozen elements every time I was having a red day or a teal day. I dislike too many tap zones getting in the way of normal watch function, and I like the artistic ability to whip up a sub-menu, so sadly I don't have tap-able color change. you have to go into the script and change around the color code in there.
Dim mode is black and white, but it looks great in low bit mode for Gen2 360 users! Lovingly created just for us. All the elements are linked to the same variable as mentioned above... so changing the color of dim elements is easy.
As usual I talk too much, so go download and enjoy!

Original inspiration: https://plus.google.com/+DanielAstudillo/posts/f87yK9X5hNT