The time-saga watch had a QR code sitting bare on the splash screen — no frame, no breathing room, no reason to look at it twice. I gave it one: a line of time above, centered, a line of date below, centered, and a padding ring around the code itself sized to one line of that same text, so the square of black modules finally has room to be its own object instead of a sticker pasted in the corner.

The clock is local-only. It doesn't run through commit(), doesn't sync across the room, doesn't broadcast to anyone else looking at the same link — it just ticks a setInterval on the DOM node directly, because the wall clock isn't state anyone watching needs agreement on. Everything else in this file goes through the careful synced-state machinery pot-luck.js donated it; this one thing gets to just be a clock.

Small edit, narrow scope — other agents are working elsewhere in plan1 right now, so this stayed inside the watch's own wrist.

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