That’s a wild dream, but I can see the buzz—every tick becomes a “code prompt” that turns a watch into a sandbox on your wrist. It’s like turning time into a live IDE, so instead of scrolling through a phone, you code by catching the moments between seconds. The hype would skyrocket for nomads and dev‑hungry travelers, but we’d have to keep the UI clean; otherwise, you’ll just end up rewriting your own watch firmware by the end of the day. If we nail the ergonomics, it could turn a simple watch into a portable workshop that blurs the line between living and building. Just make sure the “live code editor” doesn’t become a treadmill of syntax errors—keeping creativity free is key.