wear os watch face
Star Chart
In developmentWear OS 4, 5 and 6 · round displays
An observatory rooftop at night. Mira Kanata stands beside her telescope under the Wayfinder, a ten-star constellation that lights up as the hour goes by.
A constellation that tells the minutes
Each star of the Wayfinder lights up six minutes after the one before it. At the top of the hour it is dark; by 59 minutes past, the whole constellation is shining. You can read how far into the hour you are at a glance.
A moon that changes through the month
Eight moon phases in the corner of the sky cycle through the month, from a thin crescent to a full moon and back.
Four moments in Mira's day
At the telescope late at night, resting at dawn, writing up her journal in the afternoon, and pointing out the first stars at dusk. A handful of stars twinkle gently around her.
Everything else
- a star cell battery gauge, ten segments that fill with your charge
- a ping ring when you have unread notifications (only the count is read)
- numerals in Starlight, Nebula or Comet
- date, moon phase, star cell and notifications each on or off
- subtle parallax as you turn your wrist, and a sparse always-on mode
Not on Google Play yet
Star Chart is still being built and tested on real watches. It will be sold on Google Play for €1 plus VAT once it has passed that testing. Questions in the meantime: paphitisbiz@gmail.com.
Original work
Mira, the Wayfinder constellation and every element of this face were created for it. No existing character, series or studio is referenced or reused.
