DeskForge - Sport Dial Pack

A watch that measures how fast, not just what time

A chronograph was never only about telling the time. It was built to time a lap, a pit stop, a straight taken flat out — which is why the dial is crowded, the contrast is loud and the whole thing reads in one glance. This pack puts five of them on your desktop, keeping real time behind everything you have open, so the corner of the screen you keep glancing at finally has some speed in it.

Five sport faces

• Contend · Carbon Blazing Red — carbon dial with black-and-red three-eye chrono and tachymeter ring

• Gallop · Carbon Electric Blue — blue carbon dial, three-eye chrono

• Swift Feather · Onyx Neon Green — black case with neon-green three-eye

• Rift · Forged-Carbon Emerald — forged-carbon dial, green-ringed panda-eye layout

• Heart of Gears · Skeleton Steel-Blue — steel case, skeleton tourbillon chrono, steel-blue sub-dial

How it lives on the desktop

• The second hand sweeps. It glides the way a mechanical movement does, instead of ticking once a second.

• Any size you like. Scale it freely, from a small watch in the corner to something that fills half the desktop. The artwork is drawn at high resolution, so it stays sharp all the way up.

• Transparency from 30% to fully solid. Sink it into the wallpaper or let it stand out.

• It sits at the very back. No taskbar entry, no Alt-Tab clutter, and clicking it never steals focus from whatever you are typing in. Works across multiple monitors.

• It costs you almost nothing. Under 1% CPU and under 80 MB of memory in normal use — DeskForge measures itself and shows you those numbers in its own menu.

Or let them take turns

Pick the faces you actually like and the clock rotates through them on its own — anywhere from once a minute to once every 24 hours, half an hour by default, in order or shuffled. It only ever draws from faces you already own, so the rotation is your collection rather than a catalogue of things you cannot have.

Then change the strap

Nothing changes a sport chronograph faster than what it is mounted on. The separate Watch Strap Pack adds 16 straps across leather, steel bracelet, rubber and NATO nylon, laid flat under the dial or wrapped around it in 3D, with how much strap shows adjustable from 20% up to fully extended. Rubber under carbon is the obvious move; a steel bracelet under the skeleton tourbillon is the one that changes the whole watch.

Other faces, other packs

• Dress Dial Pack — 5 quiet formal faces for when the desktop should just look expensive.

• Pilot Dial Pack — 5 cockpit-legible faces built around oversized numerals.

• Diver Dial Pack — 5 tool-watch faces made to be read in dark water.

• Vintage Dial Pack — 8 pocket watches, lids and chains included.

• Tomato Clock and Advanced Time Tools — a Pomodoro that gets eaten as you focus, plus timer, countdown, stopwatch, alarm and a 20-zone world clock.

What you need

This is a watch-face pack for DeskForge and needs the base app. DeskForge turns a cluttered Windows desktop into somewhere you actually run your day from: drawers that hold your icons and folders, real folders opened right on the wallpaper, and live widgets like this clock.

• Windows 10 (version 1903 or later) and Windows 11

• Correct scaling at 100%, 125%, 150%, 175%, 200%, 250%, 300% and 400% DPI

• Works across multiple monitors

• Interface in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, Russian, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), German, Turkish, Thai and Vietnamese

• Stored locally in SQLite — no account, no network needed

• One-time purchase, no subscription