Clarisah Nixie Watch with wave function

Case in black anodised aluminium with AR coated 1.5mm sapphire glass. Stainless steel side panels, magnetic, removable and customisable. Two soft side buttons. Splashproof.
.wireless charging. Purple light on = watch has a good connection with the transmitter. Red light on = battery is charging. Red light off, battery is not charging. Red light fast blink = battery disconnected or faulty
INSTRUCTIONS (easier to see the video • Clarisah Nixie Watch w... )
TO CHECK THE TIME:
1. Tilt wrist (if watch is kept at tilt angle, it will also display seconds unless it’s in power saving mode set as “.4. 2”, see below)
2. or Press bottom button once
3. or Use light wave over function, if enabled
Press TOP BUTTON once
- 24/12 mode, switch mode by pressing Bottom Button, when done…
Press Top Button again
- Hours setting (both digits blink, left dot indicates hours setting mode), advance by pressing Bottom Button
Press Top Button again
- Minutes setting (right dot indicates minutes setting mode)
o advance Tens of Minutes by pressing Bottom Button (left digit blinks)
o press Top Button to set Units of Minutes, then advance Unites of Minutes by pressing Bottom Button (right digit blinks)
Press Top Button again
- Seconds setting, reset to zero by pressing Bottom Button
Press Top Button again
- Tilt angle setting (display shows ‘45’), press Bottom Button to set new tilt angle (in case default angle in the watch is not as per user preference). Set to best tilt angle by default
Press Top Button again
- Day of the week (display shows ‘.1.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= don’t show it, 1=Monday, 2=Tuesday etc), initially set to 1 by factory settings
Press Top Button again
- Brightness selection (display shows ‘.2.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= auto-dim depending on ambient light or fixed: 1=10% 2=25% 3=50% 4=75% 5=80% 6=100%). Set to 0 by default
Press Top Button again
- Wave to trigger time (display shows ‘.3.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= disable, 1=enable). Set to 0 by default
Press Top Button again
- Accelerometer (display shows ‘.4.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= enable, 1=disable tilt function to trigger/show time, 2=power saving mode on after 2 hours until moved again). Set to 2 by default.
Press Top Button again
- Trigger time every 5 seconds (display shows ‘.5.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= disable, 5=enable). Set to 0 by default
Press Top Button again
- Seconds calibration +/- (display shows ‘.6.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= add seconds, 1= remove seconds). Set to 0 by default
Press Top Button again
- Seconds calibration - Secs (display shows ‘.7.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= 0 Secs, 1= 1 Secs, …, 9= 9 Secs). Set to 0 by default
Press Top Button again
- Seconds calibration - Frequency (display shows ‘.8.’), press Bottom Button to advance (0= day, 1= 1 day, …, 9= 9 day). This completes settings 6/7/8 so to add/remove 0-9 seconds every 0-9 days. Set to 0 by default
Press Top Button again
- Counter of time triggered (display shows ‘.9.’), press Bottom Button to advance (right nixie blinks, 0= do nothing 1= reset). It simply counts how many times you have checked the time. Set to 0 by default
Press Top Button again
- Factory Reset (display shows ‘.0.’), press Bottom Button to advance (right nixie blinks, 0= do nothing 1= reset everything to default factory settings). Reset of all settings to default values as when new.
Press Top Button again - done and ready to go!
Press BOTTOM BUTTON once to show the time
Press bottom button again within 5 seconds to show battery voltage (4.2v max, at 3.7v minutes blink twice, at 3.3v the watch no longer shows the time but continue to keep track of it)
Press bottom button again to slow time triggers MH (if time was checked 4532 times, this shows .45 with left dot)
Press bottom button again to show time triggers TU (if time was checked 4532 times, this shows 32. with right dot)
Press bottom button again to close the menu

[@SHTRLZ]

hello. cool wristwatch, and what kind of processor do you use?

[@maxdn8568]

Hello, thanks. I use a PIC as the main chip programmed line by line with assembly language to optimize power consumption as much as possible. You could really use any other processor

[@SHTRLZ]

@@maxdn8568 assembler is the top league! my skills are not that great. I'm just a motorcycle mechanic :) nixie is my hobby. I made two normal hand watches in a year. scheme, program, debugging, design, assembly. it takes a very long time. I was just digging through my notes about finalizing my watch, and I saw that a year ago I wrote down "think about a solar battery from a calculator" :) my watch is now like this: diameter 52mm, height 19mm. ATMEGA328P processor. IN-16 lamps are big. I still have the Z5900, but I'm not ready for them. now the main task is the accelerometer.

[@maxdn8568]

@@SHTRLZ well done, yes not an easy task to build a nixie watch and to compact it all together. As it happens I have built a solar nixie watch too. You can check it out here facebook.com/clarisahnixiewatch/