Dark & spooky
Silver Bullets
A hunter's case: the time laid in silver bullets on velvet, vials for widgets
Looks

Velvet crimson 
Velvet blue 
Velvet emerald
Open the antique hunter's case. On its velvet lining the time is laid out in silver-tipped bullets, each resting in its own groove pressed into the velvet, the way a fine case is fitted. The grooves of every digit are always there; the bullets fill the ones that tell the time.
The hunter's kit
The date is engraved on the brass maker's plate. Your steps, notifications and battery are written by hand on the labels of three small apothecary vials lying in their own velvet slots: wolfsbane, holy water and garlic. Remove a complication and its vial leaves an empty slot in the velvet. Put another app's complication there and it shows that app's icon.
A gleam of silver
Tap the watch face and a lantern's light passes over the case, glinting on the silver. It happens on its own every hour too.
Three velvets
- Crimson.
- Emerald.
- Midnight blue.
Easy on the battery
Nothing moves at rest; the light only passes on a tap and on the hour. Always-on shows only the outlines of the bullets and the date, dim on black.
Make it yours
- Velvet: crimson, emerald or midnight blue.
- Three complications.
- 12 or 24-hour time, following your watch.
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.
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