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Apple Launches Black Unity Braided Solo Loop With 'Unity Lights' Watch Face
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Yeah, but that would be defeating the purpose as according to the article the red and green are colors of the Pan-African flag. Hopefully they will introduce different color versions in the future.
The monochrome face is fantastic! Has a nice subtle animation.
Bought one of the Black Unity Braided Solo Loops. The product line is excellent quality, and they are so comfortable.
In motion.
Shadows are different, kind of cool I think.
*My AW4, so...no always on display clearly
Shadows are different, kind of cool I think.
*My AW4, so...no always on display clearly
This happened to me as well. First time I ever recall it happening.
I'm wondering if a U2 album follows.....
The Midnight one is pretty much black, like 99% black and 1% blue. I think it will pair great with this band.
(Do not go by Apple's marketing material, it is much more blue there.)
Looks cool but I can no longer read analog watch faces with no numbers at a glance.
...I like the version with no hour markers a little more.In motion.
Shadows are different, kind of cool I think.
*My AW4, so...no always on display clearly
I wish apple would make more color combinations of the braided solo loop. I have been wanting to buy one but won’t buy one of the flat, monochrome colors. This at least gives an option with more colors but the pride band is more what I’m looking for - with different color combinations.
The contrast when changed to monochrome gets me all weak in the knees. Oooo it's pretty!
I realize why it's only the two choices, but it would be awesome if they released a version after February that you could set the colors of.
The downloads are great (though it seems unusual for Apple to miss a detail and use the iOS/iPadOS 'wallpaper' terminology for the Mac version instead of labelling it a 'desktop picture').
On a more important note, I love that are supporting organisations as part of a racial equity and justice initiative.
There are so many systemic barriers out there, and it's easy for people unaffected by them to be blind to them.
