Hyperspace Jump

Take the pilot's seat of a worn old starship. The canopy's heavy frame runs round your watch, the dashboard glows below, and deep space fills the windscreen. The time is projected on the glass, big and bright, like a head-up display.

The jump

Tap the view and the ship jumps: the stars stretch into long lines of light, a tunnel of streaks rushes past the canopy, a flash - and the streaks fall back into stars. Every hour, on the hour, the ship jumps on its own, and you drop out somewhere else.

Three places to be

Each hour takes you to the next of three places, in turn:

• a young cluster of blue-white stars wrapped in faint blue haze;
• the glowing crimson clouds of a great nebula;
• a distant galaxy seen edge-on, among golden stars.

Your instruments

The head-up display shows your steps, unread notifications and battery in a row under the time, and the date lights up on the two screens of the dashboard. Put another app's complication in any of the three places and it shows that app's icon, or its title where it sends no icon.

Choose the light

The Hyperspace setting colours the jump's light and the head-up display: blue-white, violet or amber.

Easy on the battery

Nothing moves between the jumps: the cockpit is still, and each jump lasts about two seconds. Always-on shows only the time, dim on black.

The time follows your watch: 24-hour or 12-hour.

Make it yours

• Hyperspace: blue-white, violet or amber.
• Three complications.

To customize, touch and hold the watch face, then tap Customize.

Works on watches with Wear OS 6 or later. Made in Watch Face Format: nothing to install on your phone, no permissions, no data collected.

Part of Tempus Arcanum, a collection of watch faces.