Winter & Christmas
Snow Crystal
FreeWinter watch face: a real snowflake crystal, magnified until it is your dial
Looks

Frost stellar 
Aurora plate 
Blue fern
A frosty winter snowflake watch face for Wear OS. One snow crystal, photographed the way a snow-crystal physicist photographs one - lit from the side against a black plate, so every edge and every internal facet blazes white - and magnified until it fills your watch.
A snow crystal is six-fold symmetric, and that is what makes it a dial. One arm points straight up, so the six arms fall on 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10, and a chip of frost sits beyond each arm's tip for the hour it points at. The hands turn from the crystal's own middle plate.
Three crystals, three habits
- Stellar dendrite: long arms crowded with side branches.
- Fernlike dendrite: branches that branch again, like a frond of ice.
- Sectored plate: flat hexagonal plates with straight edges, cut like glass.
Three lights
The colour of the light coming up through the ice, as a photographer changes the light under the slide: icy white, deep blue, or the green of an aurora.
Made to be read
- Hands cut as ice prisms: a ridge down the middle, one facet to the light and one turned away, and a channel of packed frost inside that reads against the crystal's own white.
- Twelve hour marks, small hexagons of real frost.
- Steps, unread notifications and battery in the lanes between the arms, where the field stays black on every crystal - each beside the icon of the data it holds.
- The weekday and the date at 3 o'clock, in an alphabet that grows its own ice needles.
One moment, and nothing else
On the hour, a cold spark runs out along the six arms and goes out. Nothing else on this face moves but the hands, so it is easy on the battery.
Make it yours
- Crystal: stellar, fernlike or sectored plate.
- Light: icy white, deep blue or aurora.
- Seconds hand: on by default; switch it off to save battery.
- Three complications.
Made for winter
- A frosty winter look for the snowy months, from the first frost to the thaw.
- Not a Christmas face: it looks right all winter long.
To customize, touch and hold the watch face, then tap Customize.
Works on Wear OS 6 or later, such as Galaxy Watch models updated to One UI 8 Watch and Pixel Watch. Made in Watch Face Format: nothing to install on your phone, no permissions, no data collected.
Part of Tempus Arcanum, a collection of animated watch faces.
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