Orbit: Comet Watch Face

Read time like an orbit. Orbit is a kinetic Wear OS watch face that carries the minute on a rotating ring and flows with a comet arc. The current minute always rests on the reading axis to the right; as the ring turns, every numeral stays upright.

ROTATING MINUTE ORBIT
The heart of Orbit is a rotating minute ring that fills the whole canvas. Sixty fine ticks and the quarter numerals 00 / 15 / 30 / 45 turn with the ring — yet a counter-rotation keeps them upright at all times, so every minute stays easy to read. The current minute lands on a fixed reading point; time flows like watching a body move through its orbit.

COMET ARC
A glowing head leads the arc, with a tail that softly fades behind it: the minute's progress is drawn like the trail of a comet. The head stays bright, the tail eases out, and every minute is reborn. Above it all, a second satellite glides along the top of the orbit.

ION · FOTON · PULSAR
A single-accent discipline: color on screen belongs only to the time mechanics. Three accent options change the character of the face — Ion (lilac), Foton (lime) and Pulsar (pink). The arc, its head, the lubber line, the minute readout and the second satellite glow in your chosen color; the greys stay fixed, so the family always stays balanced.

EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE
• Heart rate — your live pulse
• Steps — your daily step counter
• Battery — charge level, with a percent prefix
The three fields on the bottom line are kept as quiet as a footnote; hide any one you don't want with a single tap.

MAKE IT YOURS
Every editor setting in Orbit produces a real visual difference:
• Animations — let the second satellite glide smoothly, or advance in calm steps
• Time format — System, 12-hour or 24-hour (an elegant AM/PM indicator in 12-hour mode)
• Show heart rate / Show steps / Show battery — toggle each data field independently
• Accent color — Ion, Foton or Pulsar
A field you turn off does not collapse the layout; it holds its place with a faint mark in the face's own language, and its tap target stays.

ALWAYS-ON DISPLAY (AOD)
In Always-On Display mode the ring keeps turning — the identity lives on in AOD, and lit pixels disperse naturally. The true-black background is optimized for AMOLED screens; the time stays readable at all times and your battery is protected.

DESIGN PRINCIPLES
• An ultra-thin white hour numeral, set center-left
• Inter typography (OFL, open source) — no renaming, files embedded as-is
• A true-black AMOLED background with zero full-screen artwork — everything is vector and text
• Natural burn-in dispersion from the rotating ring

COMPATIBILITY
Compatible with smartwatches running Wear OS 5 and above.

Put Orbit on once, and watch time turn in its orbit while the comet is reborn every minute.