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Marq Captain - unique watch face - data fields?

Can anyone explain what the Marq Captain unique watch face is showing in the data fields?

If we consider the top of the dial North and moving around the dial in a compass fashion, these are the questions I have:

North sub dial : Temperature & Precipitation or (dial with an arrow and a number) What is this?

East : no explanation needed

South : no explanation needed

West : UTC or Not sure about this one; is it direction of the tide (wind) and speed at the port?

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Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to NowOrNeverNow +1

Can't speak for all of them but I'd suggest the dial at the top (North) is baro pressure and showing no change
Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to lpessers +1

lpessers said:
As far as I know the standard is KT.

It depends by the look of it…

https://www.allacronyms.com/knots/abbreviated

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0 jonlo168 over 3 years ago

I have exactly the same question. Also on the West, I am also assuming it means the direction of tide and speed at the port but it is also zero on mine. I am trying to change the port location, but it does not seem to have that option...

0 NowOrNeverNow over 3 years ago

Photo for reference:

0 Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to NowOrNeverNow

Can't speak for all of them but I'd suggest the dial at the top (North) is baro pressure and showing no change

0 NowOrNeverNow over 3 years ago in reply to Dr Phil

Doh!

That makes absolute sense and it was something I should have seen! It was the arrow that threw me off. Thank you!

Now I just need to work out the West data field.

0 lpessers over 3 years ago

Hi,

The West dial is wind direction and wind speed. The blue triangle is also showing wind direction.
Enjoy the watch!

0 NowOrNeverNow over 3 years ago in reply to lpessers

Thank you! I thought that was the case - so the KT is denoting a wind speed of 4.3 knots?

I was under the impression standardised symbol for knots was kn and not KT.

0 lpessers over 3 years ago in reply to NowOrNeverNow

Indeed, 4.3 knots. As far as I know the standard is KT.

0 Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to lpessers

lpessers said:
As far as I know the standard is KT.

It depends by the look of it…

https://www.allacronyms.com/knots/abbreviated