A Garmin watch face by Pebbleblack

Never looks
the same twice.

A watch face that never looks the same twice: the whole dial orbits with time.

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12 hours, sped up. Real renders of the face.
The film · 38 seconds

What if we could look at time differently?

Orbital Analog commercial
How the orbit works · scroll
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The hour hand rides the disc.

The hour hand sits on the hour disc, and the whole disc orbits the dial with time.

The minute hand sweeps around it.

The minute track doubles as your step counter, filling in orange as you walk toward your goal.

Sun for AM. Moon for PM.

An orange sun marks the morning; a white moon takes over after noon.

The dials orbit too.

Three small dials travel with it on golden-ratio proportions.

0.382 RHour disc
0.618 RSub-dials
Everything, in orbit

Essentials, told like a fine watch.

Heart rate

A ring sized to your own Garmin heart-rate zones. The hand takes the colour of the zone you're in.

Battery

A gauge that turns orange when it's running low.

Day of the week

Weekends marked in orange.

Steps

The minute track doubles as your step counter. Its ticks fill in orange as you walk toward your daily goal, and the marker at 12 turns orange when you reach it.

Always-On

The time with a curved month and day, lighting only a tiny fraction of the screen.

Low battery

At 10% or below, an even leaner Always-On stretches what's left.

Always-On

Lower your wrist.
It keeps orbiting.

Battery-friendly Always-On shifts slightly every minute to protect AMOLED screens from burn-in.

Always-On
Low-battery Always-On
Always-On · Low-battery Always-On (10% or below)

Never looks the same twice.

Works on round AMOLED Garmin watches. US$3.99.

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