Asian Noodle Tour

Five noodle traditions. One crafted analog watch face.

Asian Noodle Tour pairs original food artwork with live mechanical hands. Switch between Udon, Ramen, Pho, Lanzhou Beef Noodles, and Janchi-guksu while keeping one consistent, glanceable layout. Each dial brings its own numerals, typography, accent colors, and cultural detail, and every dish is always shown in full.

THE DIAL

Noodle-shaped hour numerals ring a bowl composition made for each dish. Continuous hour and minute hands sweep above the artwork, outlined in black so they stay readable over the busiest part of the bowl. An optional accent second hand runs while you are looking at the watch.

TWO PROGRESS RINGS

Follow two goals at once around the rim. Each ring is set on its own to steps, floors, active minutes, or battery, or switched off entirely. The outer ring takes the accent color of the chosen dish and the inner ring its own secondary color, so the two stay easy to tell apart at a glance. Only the filled arc is drawn. Nothing sits behind it, so a ring you are not using leaves the artwork unbroken.

ALWAYS-ON

Built for emissive screens from the start. The low-power dial keeps dim noodle numerals plus the hour and minute hands. Seconds, progress, and food detail step aside. The sparse dial shifts position over a four minute cycle to protect the display, and lights under a tenth of the panel before the hands are added.

SETTINGS

Noodle Dish: Udon, Ramen, Pho, Lanzhou Beef Noodles, or Janchi-guksu Second Hand: show or hide Outer Progress Ring: off, steps, floors, active minutes, or battery Inner Progress Ring: the same choices, tracked independently

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WHAT IT DOES NOT DO

No account, no login, no companion app, no network access, and no permissions requested. Nothing about you leaves the watch, because the face never asks for anything to leave it.

SUPPORTED WATCHES

Built only for round AMOLED and MicroLED Garmin watches, at every native resolution from 360 to 466 pixels. Artwork is drawn per resolution rather than scaled to fit. MIP, square, rectangular, and clipped displays are not supported.