This is my simple easy screen color mod for the N|Watch ha ha 
making the display from white to blue. I know its dumb but wanted to show anyway. What I did was I just cut the blue film out of a pair of anaglyph 3D glasses and attached it with a tiny piece of clear tape. It will probably fall off in 30 seconds.
I got this idea from having an old arcade system, the Vectrex. The Vectrex arcade system had monochrome display and used plastic screen overlays to simulate color and various static graphics and decorations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vectrex
I really would like to improved on this idea though making it more durable. The overlays used on the Vectrex are thicker and stronger then the film from the anaglyph 3D glasses. It could even act as a screen protector as well. I think I have a orange one I'd like to try. If I can only think of a way to attach the cut to size overlay without making it permanent and damaging the watch.
Before and After
![[Image: bluescreen.jpg]](http://www.panicrobot.com/bluescreen.jpg)
making the display from white to blue. I know its dumb but wanted to show anyway. What I did was I just cut the blue film out of a pair of anaglyph 3D glasses and attached it with a tiny piece of clear tape. It will probably fall off in 30 seconds.I got this idea from having an old arcade system, the Vectrex. The Vectrex arcade system had monochrome display and used plastic screen overlays to simulate color and various static graphics and decorations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vectrex
I really would like to improved on this idea though making it more durable. The overlays used on the Vectrex are thicker and stronger then the film from the anaglyph 3D glasses. It could even act as a screen protector as well. I think I have a orange one I'd like to try. If I can only think of a way to attach the cut to size overlay without making it permanent and damaging the watch.
Before and After
![[Image: pixel-rob-tag-3.gif]](http://www.panicrobot.com/pixel-rob-tag-3.gif){kind=tracking}
