Snowboard Watch Face: Carve

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About this app

Two carved lines sweep across untouched snow, and in the middle sits a matte black plate bolted down like a binding. That is where the time lives: big, wide digits in volt lime, readable at a glance between two turns. This snowboard watch face keeps the snow field calm and puts every number in its own place.

ON THE DIAL
— Time on the binding plate, 12 or 24 h following your phone setting
— Weekday, day and month on clean snow above it
— A black stats strip below: heart rate, today's steps and battery percentage
— A small weather chip at the bottom for your weather app's complication

Made for the lift line
A snowboarder watch face should work with cold fingers and low sun. The lime digits sit on black, the stats strip has the same lime edge as the plate, and nothing sits on top of the carved tracks except what you need.

How do I get the weather on the face?
Long-press the face, tap Customize and pick the weather complication from the app you already use. Current temperature with an icon fits best. Until you choose one, the chip simply asks you to set it.

Three colours for the time
Volt lime, Snow white or Glacier blue – switch in the watch face editor or in the companion app on your phone.

Always-on display
The snow goes dark. A thin slate outline of the binding plate stays, with the time in your chosen colour and the date in soft grey, easy on the battery during a long day on the hill.

A snowboarding watch face for Wear OS that fits a park session, a powder morning or a freeride day – and still looks sharp on the bus ride home.

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.
Snowboard watch face: carved tracks in snow, bold lime time, steps, HR, weather.
Updated on
Nov 10, 2026

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