Look through the dial into a living movement.
Clockwork is an open skeleton watch for your Wear OS watch, with a flying tourbillon turning at its heart and a pixel-art night sky glowing through the openings.
TURN YOUR WRIST
Light slides across the striped bridges and polished bevels, shadows swing away from it, and every part shifts with its depth. The gold rotor hangs with gravity: roll your wrist and it swings past, then settles. Behind the movement, the stars drift the other way.
A MOVEMENT THAT READS YOUR WATCH
• The tourbillon turns once a minute with its balance swinging inside, and a pointer on its cage reads the seconds.
• Your battery is the power reserve. While you charge, the mainspring winds tooth by tooth and the rotor spins.
• Through the openings, a moon circles a banded giant planet every hour, passes in front of it and turns red for a few minutes in its shadow.
THE FINISHING
Côtes de Genève stripes, perlage, polished bevels, heat-blued screws and rubies in gold settings, under a sapphire crystal whose reflection slides as you move.
ALWAYS ON
The movement folds into its own ice-blue blueprint: bridge outlines, the tourbillon cage and construction lines, each exactly where its part sits, with glowing hands. Raise your wrist and the movement appears out of the drawing.
MAKE IT YOURS
Hold the watch face and choose Customize or Edit:
• Movement: Ruthenium, Rhodium or Rose gold
• Lume: Mint, Ice or Vintage, the glow on the hands and hour markers
GOOD TO KNOW
• The light follows the tilt of your wrist, not the light in the room.
• No complications: the movement is the whole face.
• To use it, touch and hold your current watch face, then swipe to Clockwork and tap it. Menu names vary by watch.
REQUIREMENTS
• Wear OS 6 or later on a compatible watch.
• Optional phone guide: Android 7.0 or later.
• Always-on display depends on your watch and its settings.
Made by Pixelpond.
A pixel-art watch face: a skeleton tourbillon where light slides as you tilt
Aktualisiert am
09.11.2026