Candy Cane Watch Face

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About this app

How to read it
The minute hand is not a hand. It is a disc of red and cream diagonal stripes, like the twist of a candy cane, and it turns once every hour. A small gold pointer on its rim marks the minute against the green indices. Above it, one fixed black hour hand shows the hour. Two quick glances, one clear time.

What you see
- A cream dial framed by a dark green ring, with twelve raised green indices
- The striped minute disc in candy red and cream, with a soft gloss on each stripe
- A black hour hand and a thin gold seconds hand
- Two green windows with gold trim: weekday and date at three, battery level at nine

Always-on
The cream dial fades to black and the stripes drop to a faint glow. The hour hand switches to cream, the gold minute pointer stays visible and the seconds hand rests, so the time is still easy to read with the screen dimmed.

This peppermint Christmas watch face is bold at a distance and works without cartoon artwork, just stripes, green and gold. It is a candy cane Wear OS face for the holiday season, from the first Advent weekend to New Year, and a festive peppermint Christmas watch face that fits both a sweater and a suit.

Made for Wear OS with the Watch Face Format. Runs on Wear OS 4 and newer (Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch).

No ads, no tracking, no phone app required.
Candy cane watch face: a red and cream striped disc turns to show the minutes.
Updated on
Nov 9, 2026

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