Ski Watch Face: Slope Pro

Built for the chairlift
You pull back your glove, glance at your wrist for a second and want the essentials: time, how cold it is, how much battery is left for the afternoon. This skier watch face lays them out like a piste map, so every number has a fixed place you learn on the first run.

A dial drawn like a trail map
A steep run cuts diagonally through a snow-white dial, with red marker poles and pale blue contour lines around it. Across the middle runs a clean band of snow with the time in bold, condensed numerals – the kind you see on trail signs at the top of a lift. Navy, signal red and glacier blue on white: a crisp alpine palette, no cartoon skiers.

What you see, top to bottom
1. Heart rate in BPM on the left and today's steps on the right
2. The time, 12 or 24 h following your phone setting
3. Weekday, day and month left of the time, battery percentage with a slim gauge on the right
4. Two lift-ticket modules near the bottom: weather on the left, temperature or forecast on the right

Setting up the weather tickets
Both tickets are complication slots. Long-press the face, tap Customize and choose your weather app's complication for each one – for example current conditions in the first ticket and high/low in the second. Any app that offers short text works there.

Three time colours
Piste navy, Signal red or Glacier blue. Change it in the watch face editor on the watch or in your watch's companion app.

Always-on display
The white dial goes dark. Only thin outlines of the run, the poles and the two tickets remain, with the time and date in soft white – readable in a gondola, gentle on the battery.

A ski mountain watch face for downhill days, ski touring and the drive back down the valley – and a skiing watch face for Wear OS that still looks right at the office on Monday.

Made for Wear OS: Wear OS 4 and newer (Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch and other watches with Watch Face Format).

No ads, no tracking, no phone app required.