We have been looking at time the same way for eons. Let these five unorthodox faces reframe the flat circle
Yolo: You only live once.
A reminder that our time is precious, so live it to the fullest. The Y acts as a traditional analog watch face, and throughout the day will align to spell YOLO.
High-Five: You're doing great.
Sometimes, we need some encouragement throughout the day. High-Five personifies the hands of a watch, to literal hands. Every time two hands pass each other, they greet each other with an epic high-five.
Spin: Forever loading your day.
Time never starts or ends, but is continuously progressing and cycling. This watch face does not tell time in relation to our days, but acts as a reminder of how infinite time actually is.
Buffer: Time as fast as your connection.
Buffer displays a 24 hour clock that actively buffers the future, allowing you to stream through your day.
Minutes to Midnight: The end is coming.
When exactly is the end of the world? Based off The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists', Minutes to Midnight displays the doomsday clock which is counting down to possible global catastrophe. The closer we are to midnight, the closer the world is to the end. The time fluctuates closer and further away from midnight, depending on current events in the world.
Yolo: You only live once.
A reminder that our time is precious, so live it to the fullest. The Y acts as a traditional analog watch face, and throughout the day will align to spell YOLO.
High-Five: You're doing great.
Sometimes, we need some encouragement throughout the day. High-Five personifies the hands of a watch, to literal hands. Every time two hands pass each other, they greet each other with an epic high-five.
Spin: Forever loading your day.
Time never starts or ends, but is continuously progressing and cycling. This watch face does not tell time in relation to our days, but acts as a reminder of how infinite time actually is.
Buffer: Time as fast as your connection.
Buffer displays a 24 hour clock that actively buffers the future, allowing you to stream through your day.
Minutes to Midnight: The end is coming.
When exactly is the end of the world? Based off The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists', Minutes to Midnight displays the doomsday clock which is counting down to possible global catastrophe. The closer we are to midnight, the closer the world is to the end. The time fluctuates closer and further away from midnight, depending on current events in the world.
What's New
Can be installed without the phone