GVWatch
Due to a lack of good and clear watchfaces I started my first watchface: GVWatch.
This was my first test project and I got the hang of building a good functional watchface.
After all the experience from previous projects I have now made the GENIX-3.
A watchface that provides feedback about your goals to achieve by means of color borders and encourages you to become active or provides insight into your current status. 
This creates a dynamic watchface that changes in color throughout the day.
| Red | not good and you should improve, recovery time is high, low body battery or there is more than 80% chance of rain |
| Yellow | warning, high chances of rain within the upcoming 4 hours |
| Normal border | not bad and not good (or no signal) |
| Blue | you almost reached your goal |
| Green | you reached your goal, no or just a short recovery time, no chance of rain within the coming 4 hours Heart rate shows the zone color |
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The color signals apply to the following data fields:
- Battery
- Steps
- Active minutes
- Body battery
- Recovery time
- Temperature
- Heart rate
Beside these color rings you can configure almost anything to change the look and feel and you have the following data fields available:
- Steps
- Distance
- Calories
- Active calories
- Floors
- Active minutes current day
- Active minutes week
- Temperature
- Temperature feels like
- Temperature high and low
- Blood oxygen
- Heart rate
- Heart rate resting
- Heart rate high / low
- Heart rate graph
- Heart rate graph + low, resting and high value
- Battery
- Altitude
- Ambient pressure
- Sea level pressure
- Energy expenditure (current energy expenditure in kilocalories per minute)
- Training effect (indicates an activity's level of effect on aerobic fitness. Scores range from 1.0 (easy) to 5.0 (overreaching))
- Sunrise time (need a valid GPS location, start an activity that uses GPS to get one)
- Sunset time (need a valid GPS location, start an activity that uses GPS to get one)
- Additional clock
- VO2 max running
- Body battery
- Respiration
- Recovery time
- Solar Intensity
