First the caveats: yes I did go over all the font-id resources i could think of, including all the ones listed on the FAQ on this site. I’ve already spent a couple days on this and would already have started a clone font myself if I didn’t know for sure the font is commercial and i will need to license it regardless, because well it is used in a product after all.
The font in question is used in the watch face bellow:
Every single font-id software/site gives me either a closed 4 or a square font.
here is the cleaned up digits i used to id via OCR offerings:
The “Sequel Rounded Extended” does have a few round digits that are very similar, but 7 and 4 are way off. Millar family is closer on the 7 and 4, but still very far away.
I’d appreciate any pointers on finding the right one to license. Thanks.
Answer
Not everything is a font
I believe that you are correct that the font is Sequel Rounded Extended.
To me, it matches perfectly.
The only outlier seems to be the 4 which they most likely made a custom glyph for because the closed variant didn’t fit the aesthetic.
Additionally, the C seems to have been edited to be more open but the source image isn’t very high quality so I could be mistaken.
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Source : Link , Question Author : gcb , Answer Author : Ovaryraptor