A classic analog watch face built around the barometer in your watch. Pressure in a window at 9 o'clock, the 3-hour trend on its own subdial at 6, and a storm watch when the pressure drops fast.

• Pressure window: sea level pressure when your watch provides it, otherwise the station pressure from the barometer. The label above says which one you see (SEA LEVEL or STATION). Units: hPa, inHg or mmHg.
• 3-hour trend subdial from -6 to +6 hPa: a brass needle plus the exact value, like -2.6.
• Storm watch: a red zone on the subdial. When the pressure falls faster than your limit (2 to 6 hPa in 3 hours, or off), the label turns red and reads STORM WATCH.
• Date window at 3 o'clock.
• Navy or black sunray dial, polished silver or gold hands, seconds hand on or off.
• Depth you can see: applied faceted batons, an inclined minute ring, faceted hands with soft shadows on the dial and a faint glass reflection.
• Always-on mode: thin hour and minute hands and slim indices on black.
• Made for AMOLED screens.

Honest limits: this is a barometer, not a weather forecast. The trend needs about 2.5 hours of barometer history after you put the watch on; until then it shows "--". The trend uses the station pressure, so a fast climb or descent also moves the needle.

7-day free trial, then a one-time unlock code at dialforge.dev (no subscription).

Settings: on the watch (hold MENU, then Watch face, then Customize) or in the Connect IQ app.

Something looks wrong on your watch? Write to me at https://dialforge.dev/faces/barometerwatch/ and I will fix it.

A classic analog watch face built around the barometer in your watch. Pressure in a window at 9 o'clock, the 3-hour trend on its own subdial at 6, and a storm watch when the pressure drops fast.

• Pressure window: sea level pressure when your watch provides it, otherwise the station pressure from the barometer. The label above says which one you see (SEA LEVEL or STATION). Units: hPa, inHg or mmHg.
• 3-hour trend subdial from -6 to +6 hPa: a brass needle plus the exact value, like -2.6.
• Storm watch: a red zone on the subdial. When the pressure falls faster than your limit (2 to 6 hPa in 3 hours, or off), the label turns red and reads STORM WATCH.
• Date window at 3 o'clock.
• Navy or black sunray dial, polished silver or gold hands, seconds hand on or off.
• Depth you can see: applied faceted batons, an inclined minute ring, faceted hands with soft shadows on the dial and a faint glass reflection.
• Always-on mode: thin hour and minute hands and slim indices on black.
• Made for AMOLED screens.

Honest limits: this is a barometer, not a weather forecast. The trend needs about 2.5 hours of barometer history after you put the watch on; until then it shows "--". The trend uses the station pressure, so a fast climb or descent also moves the needle.

7-day free trial, then a one-time unlock code at dialforge.dev (no subscription).

Settings: on the watch (hold MENU, then Watch face, then Customize) or in the Connect IQ app.

Something looks wrong on your watch? Write to me at https://dialforge.dev/faces/barometerwatch/ and I will fix it.