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Received my #pebble2Duo and beginning my first tries.

I'm looking forward to the day when we can convert the system language to French and also the units to the metric system.

Also I would like to keep track/history of the step counts. Somewhere. On a self hosted server maybe ?

#pebble

What a pleasant come-back. Back from the dead, the old-new Pebble 2 Duo 💪💪💪

One of a kind, but hopefully pioneering a lasting saga.

#Pebble #smartwatch #Pebble2Duo

What a pleasant come-back. Back from the dead, the old-new Pebble 2 Duo 💪💪💪 One of a kind, but hopefully pioneering a lasting saga.
#pebble #smartwatch #pebble2duo

I love the new watch and feel right at home with it - I guess it's really extensible customisation and the nerdy touches that do it for me.

Also, I'm finally back to a smart watch that only lights up when I need it to! The mechanism is a little odd - shake your wrist to make it light up - but any other smart watch has given me a high rate of false positives (lighting up in the middle of the night when turning around, NOT lighting up when I check the time early morning).

#Pebble #Pebble2Duo

Photo of a pebble 2 Duo on my wrist; black smart watch with an orange wrist strip. The display shows a clear analog watch face with step counter and total distance walked, as well as calendar information, weather, and battery level in a vertical bar on the right.

There's an SDK available to write your own (https://developer.rebble.io/sdk/), which is also provided via GitHub CodeSpaces if you don't want to run it locally.

Programming is done either in C (for full access to all watch features) or in JavaScript (for watchfaces, with limited access to watch features): https://developer.rebble.io/tutorials/js-watchface-tutorial/part1/

Lastly, the watch's operating system, PebbleOS, is open source, too: https://github.com/coredevices/pebbleos

#Pebble #PebbldSDK #PebbleOS #Pebble2Duo

While the Android app is still a little buggy, it's usable and has access to all Pebble watch faces and apps ever created.

The vibration notification is configurable and can be non-intrusive. The display is quite small, but emails, and text messages are displayed clearly and are readable.

The famous "Dick Tracey" feature is included, too - speak into your watch to respond to texts and emails. Voice recognition either runs on the smartphone or uses a cloud service.

#pebble #Pebble2Duo

Photo of the black Pebble 2 Duo smartwatch on my wrist, using the orange wristband. It displays a clear and watchface called "TimeStyle", with 80% of the display devoted to show the time, and information on weather, battery, and calendar date in a vertical bar on the display's right.

Yesss, it's here!

#Pebble #Smartwatch #Pebble2Duo #CoreDevices

A stark black and white box that says "it's still time" to the left of a graphic of a Pebble 2 smartwatch

Screen size comparison #Pebble2Duo vs. #PebbleTime2

Two digital watchfaces running in emulators displayed side by side. The left screen, emulating Pebble 2 Duo, shows a smaller, lower-resolution display with pixelated vertical bars labeled "MONDAY," "AUGUST," "04," "2025," and "80%." The time "18:32" is shown in bold white digits at the bottom. The right screen, emulating the Pebble Time 2, displays a larger, higher-resolution version of the same interface, with smoother, more legible text and bars. The overall layout is identical, highlighting the difference in screen clarity and

WIP porting another one of my Fitbit clockfaces "Combination Lock" to Pebble

#pebble #pebble2 #pebble2duo

Me wearing black Pebble 2 Duo smartwatch showing time in chrome digits akin to a combination lock

Learned a neat trick today. I needed a larger font size for Pebble Time 2, but the build kept complaining "codepoint 9647 glyph too large" even though I don't use that glyph, font is defined with `"characterRegex": "[0-9:]"`

So I created a subset of the font with symbols I actually use
```
pyftsubset "resources/fonts/LECO 1976 Regular.ttf" --unicodes="U+0030-0039,U+003A" --output-file="resources/fonts/LECO_numbers_only.ttf"
```
and bingo - it works.

#pebble #pebble2 #pebble2duo #pebbletime2

Screen size comparison Pebble 2 Duo vs. Pebble Time 2.

#pebble #pebble2 #pebble2duo #pebbletime2

Two digital watch interfaces are displayed side by side on a purple background, comparing screen sizes. The left screen, emulating Pebble 2 Duo, shows a smaller, lower-resolution display with pixelated vertical bars labeled "MONDAY," "AUGUST," "04," "2025," and "80%." The time "18:32" is shown in bold white digits at the bottom. The right screen, emulating the Pebble Time 2, displays a larger, higher-resolution version of the same interface, with smoother, more legible text and bars. The overall layout is identical, highlighting the difference in screen clarity and size between the two devices.

Now with health metrics

#pebble #pebble2 #pebble2duo

A close-up of a person's wrist wearing a smartwatch with a rectangular screen and a black band. The display shows various fitness metrics in vertical columns with icons above them: 1431 steps, 0.7 miles, 231 calories, 0:12 active minutes, and 87 heart rate. The current time is displayed prominently in large white numbers as 15:47 (3:47 PM). The background is slightly blurred, showing a fence and part of a building.

WIP, porting Fitbit clockface to Pebble

#pebble #pebble2 #pebble2duo

A black-and-white smartwatch displaying the time "20:24" in large digits. Above the time are vertically aligned bars with text indicating the day "Saturday," the month "August," the date "02," and additional times "22:55" and "9:46." The watch has a rectangular face and a metal mesh strap. It is resting on a keyboard.

La montre Core 2 Duo devient officiellement la Pebble 2 Duo http://dlvr.it/TM8ZnL #Pebble2Duo #MontreConnectée

It's baaaaaack.

#pebble #pebble2 #pebble2duo

A black Pebble 2 Duo smartwatch is worn on a person's left wrist, displaying the time as 21:12 (9:12 PM) on Sunday, July 27, 2025. The watch face also shows the temperature as 79°F and the battery level at 26%. A keyboard is visible in the background.

Pebble is really back: New Pebble-branded smartwatches are on the way

Earlier this year Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky announced that he was bringing Pebble back from the dead by launching a new company called Core Devices that would start by making two new PebbleOS smartwatches.

But while the watches would look a lot like classic Pebble devices, at the time there was one thing Migicovsky couldn’t legally do: use the Pebble brand. So the first Core Devices […]

#core2Duo #coreDevices #coreTime2 #EricMigicovsky #pebble #pebble2Duo #pebbleTime2 #repebble #smwartatch

#Pebble2Duo

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