The classic look of an analog watch, built around your photo.
Before You Start
To add and manage the photo on this watch face, we recommend also installing the mobile app My Photo Watch Frame. Use it to pick a gallery photo and sync it to your watch face in a few taps.
My Photo Watch Face: Dial frames your favorite photo in a clean circle and places a small analog clock on the opposite side. It keeps the round photo layout of My Photo Circle Watch Face — the large circular photo with two info complications on the sides — but swaps the digital time for a small analog clock with hour and minute hands and 12 indices. Built with the latest Watch Face Format (WFF) for Wear OS, it runs smoothly and sips battery.
Key Features
- Round Photo Complication — a gallery photo shown in a clean circular mask
- Small Analog Clock — hour and minute hands + 12 indices
- Swap Photo and Clock (top/bottom) — so the subject of your photo is never covered
- Two Clock Sizes (Normal / Large) — Large grows the clock and shrinks the photo
- 4 Hand Colors (Classic White, Gold, Sky, Coral)
- Two Info Complications on the sides — steps, date, and more
- Battery-efficient Watch Face Format (WFF) with Always-on Display support
Photo Meets Analog
Digital photo watch faces are everywhere. Dial takes a different path: it keeps the round photo you love and pairs it with a real analog clock. The result feels like a classic watch that happens to be built around your favorite memory — a face, a pet, a place — with hands sweeping over it.
✨ "The classic dial, around your photo."
Never Hide the Face
When the clock hands or the photo's subject get in each other's way, you don't have to compromise. Swap their positions — clock on top with the photo below, or photo on top with the clock below — so both stay clear. Prefer a bigger clock? Switch to the Large size and the analog clock grows while the photo steps back.
✨ "Shift the layout, keep the view."
Match Your Photo
Pick the hand color that best suits your photo. Classic White stays neutral and legible, Gold adds a warm, dressy touch, Sky brings a cool calm, and Coral adds a soft pop of color. A dark outline keeps every color readable, even over bright, busy images.
Perfect For Every Photo
👶 Parents: Keep your child's face in the round frame and lift the clock out of the way.
🐶 Pet Lovers: Frame those adorable eyes and swap the clock position so nothing gets covered.
🎤 Fans: Put your favorite face front and center with the analog clock as a classic accent.
⛰️ Travel Enthusiasts: A favorite portrait or place, wrapped in a timeless analog dial.
Part of the Photo Watch Face Family
Looking for other ways to show your photo? Dial shares the round photo layout with My Photo Circle, and the same photo-first WFF family includes Clean, Thin, Cute, and Future — same idea, different typography and mood. Dial is the one that trades the digital clock for a small analog one.
Download My Photo Watch Face: Dial and wear the classic analog look, built around your photo.
Updates
- Initial Release: First release of the round photo watch face with a small analog clock. Frame any gallery photo in a clean circle, place a small analog clock (hour and minute hands with 12 indices) on the opposite side, swap photo and clock between top and bottom, choose from 4 hand colors, add two side info complications, and enjoy Always-on Display support.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set the photo?
Install the mobile app My Photo Watch Frame, pick a photo, and it syncs to the watch face's round photo complication. In the watch's edit mode, assign that complication to the round slot.
Is there a second hand?
No. To save battery and keep things readable, it shows only the hour and minute hands plus 12 indices.
Can I swap the photo and clock positions?
Yes. Use the Layout option in edit mode to switch the photo and clock between top and bottom, so the subject of your photo is never covered by the clock.
What if the hands are hard to see over the photo?
Try changing the hand color (Classic White / Gold / Sky / Coral), switching the clock size to Large, or swapping the photo and clock positions. The hands have a dark outline so they stay readable even over bright photos.
We welcome any comments or suggestions for improvement.