All my watchfaces support Custom Date and Time formats. This allows you to set up dates and time in a format you want.
These characters can be used to create a custom Date string.
| Format | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
%z | Day of year from 01/01 | 291 |
%W | Week number (ISO 8601) | 43 |
%V | Week number (Calendar Week, Jan 1 = week 1) | 42 |
%w | Day of Week Number | 1 |
%j | Day of Month with leading Zero | 19 |
%d | Day of Month | 19 |
%D | 3 Letter Day of week | Mon |
%l | Day of week | Monday |
%m | Month with leading Zero | 10 |
%n | Month | 10 |
%M | 3 letter Month | Oct |
%F | Full Month | October |
%y | Short Year | 26 |
%Y | Full Year | 2026 |
%C | Capitalize everything in the date string | %l%C = MONDAY |
The following characters can be used to create a time string.
Example: %h:%i%a will display: 05:59pm
| Format | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
%h | Hour 12h | 10 |
%H | Hour 24h | 22 |
%g | Hour 12h No leading Zero | 10 |
%G | Hour 24h No leading Zero | 22 |
%a | Lowercase Ante or Post meridian | pm |
%A | Uppercase Ante or Post meridian | PM |
%i | Minutes | 23 |
%s | Seconds | 25 |
Note: You are able to use Time strings inside the custom date fields, but not the other way around.
| Code | Output |
|---|---|
%h:%i%a | 10:23pm |
%D %j %M | Mon 19 Oct |
%l %d, %M %Y | Monday 19, Oct 2026 |
%l %d, %M %Y%C | MONDAY 19, OCT 2026 |
%D %j | Mon 19 |
%H:%i | 22:23 |
%F %d, %Y | October 19, 2026 |
%W/%z | 43/291 |
%h:%i:%s %A | 10:23:25 PM |
%D, %m/%d/%y | Mon, 10/19/26 |
%G:%i | 22:23 |
%w - %l | 1 - Monday |
%n/%j/%Y | 10/19/2026 |
%M %d%C | OCT 19 |
%h:%i:%s.%a | 10:23:25.pm |