Planetary Hours Faces

[randogoth]

Two watch faces around the ancient western esoteric concept of Planetary Hours.

• Planetary Time Face shows the current relative planetary hour with minutes and seconds, as well as the planetary ruler.
• Planetary Hours Face has more of a planning application in mind. It can be used to flip through the start times of 24 planetary hours and their planetary rulers.

More details taken from the header file descriptions:

/*
 * BACKGROUND
 *
 * Both the 24 hour day and the order of our weekdays have quite esoteric roots.
 * The ancient Egyptians divided the day up into 12 hours of sunlight and 12 hours
 * of night time. Obviously the length of these hours varied throughout the year.
 * 
 * The Greeks assigned each hour a ruler of the planetary gods in the ancient
 * "Chaldean" order from slowest (Chronos for Saturn) to fastest (Selene for Moon).
 * Because 24 hours cannot be equally divided by seven, the planetary rulers carried
 * over to the first hour of the next day, effectively ruling over the entire day 
 * and lending the whole day their name. The seven day week was born.
 * 
 * PLANETARY TIME COMPLICATION
 * 
 * The hour digits of this complication watch-face display the current planetary hour 
 * according to the given location and day of the year (First hour from 12am to 1am,
 * the second hour from 1am to 2am, and so forth).
 * 
 * Like with normal clocks the minutes and seconds help dividing the hour into smaller
 * units. On this watch-face, all units naturally vary in length because the planetary
 * hours are not fixed by duration but by the moments of sunrise and sunset which 
 * obviously vary throughout the year, especially in higher latitudes.
 * 
 * On this watch-face the hours indicated as 12am to 12pm (00:00 - 12:00) are used for
 * the planetary daytime hours between sunrise and sunset and hours indicated as 12pm 
 * to 12am (12:00 - 00:00) are used for the planetary night hours after sunset and before 
 * sunrise.
 *
 * PLANETARY HOUR CHART COMPLICATION
 * 
 * This complication watch face displays the start time of the current planetary hour 
 * according to the given location and day of the year. The number of the current
 * planetary hour (1 - 24) is indicated at the top right.
 * 
 * Short pressing the ALARM button flips through the start times of the following 
 * planetary hours, long pressing it flips backwards in time. A long press of the 
 * LIGHT button immediately switches back to the start time of the current hour.
 * The Bell indicator always marks the current planetary hour in the list.
 * The LAP indicator shows up when the hours of the next phase are part of the 
 * upcoming day instead of the current one. This happens when the watch face is 
 * launched after sunset.
 * 
 * The planetary ruler of the current hour and day is displayed at the top in 
 * Latin or Greek shorthand notation:
 * 
 * Saturn (SA) / Chronos (CH) / ♄
 * Jupiter (JU) / Zeus (ZE) / ♃
 * Mars (MA) / Ares (AR) / ♂
 * Sol (SO) / Helios (HE) / ☉
 * Venus (VE) / Aphrodite (AF) / ♀
 * Mercury (ME) / Hermes (HR) / ☿
 * Luna (LU) / Selene (SE) / ☾
 * 
 * A short press of the LIGHT button toggles between Latin and Greek ruler shorthand
 * notation.
 * 
 * (IMPORTANT: Make sure the watch's time, timezone and location are set correctly for this
 * watch face to work properly!)
 */

[joeycastillo]

This is so wildly cool, thank you for making it!