GlobeClock
Tells the time with the Earth seen from the North Pole: it turns once a day under a fixed sun, the night side is computed for today's date, and an arrow at your position points to the hour on a 24-hour ring.
Strong: original idea, runs on most watches. Weak: too few reviews to judge (1).
Originality: time shown by the turning Earth
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Pictures: entropunda, from the Connect IQ Store listing.
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