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First release of Aperture Lite: the turning seven-blade iris on the Ink dial, with battery and steps.
Free Wear OS face: a camera lens dial with an iris that opens as you walk.
Aperture Lite is the free edition of Aperture, a Wear OS watch face that turns the whole dial into the front of a camera lens. INCLUDED • The iris opens one stop for every seventh of your daily step goal • It makes one full turn a minute, stepping with each second, and an accent pip marks the current second. At the top of every minute it snaps shut and opens again, like a camera shutter • The front element dial style: faceted steel hands with lume strips over the lens, applied hour markers and a knurled grip ring • Ink dial • Battery at 12 o'clock and steps at 6 o'clock on the lens ring, and the date at 3 o'clock • Always-on display with the hands, the hour markers and the iris outline APERTURE PRO ADDS • Two more dial styles: Pupil, with time digits inside the iris that grow as it opens, and Barrel, with turning hour and minute rings • Six dial colors: Ink, Porcelain, Midnight, Moss, Oxide and Glacier • Three customizable complications for any provider • Date on or off • A colored coating on the lens glass that changes with the dial color • An always-on display that follows the dial style, with the iris outline or the time only • Open the iris with the battery level or the passing hour instead of your steps • Switch off the shutter, the turning iris or the seconds pip for a calmer dial • 12- or 24-hour time for the Pupil digits and the Barrel hour ring Aperture Pro is a separate app on Google Play. See Lite and Pro side by side at tickmark.devrives.com. Requires a watch running Wear OS 5 or later. This is a watch face for your watch, not a phone app. No ads, no account, no data collection.
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