I'm way late to the game, and kind of thrilled. I just discovered this Clockology app early this morning just because I was messing around with this Galaxy Watch I got for Xmas last year, creating custom faces for that again after that watch went nuts.
Anyway, after 5+ years, we finally get some freedom with the faces.
Only a few here, Hermes face on a AW SS (also a Rolex face which eh, I may remove...too cheesy)
Now I have to look into how to create these .clock files on my own.
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Are Clockology faces really faces, though? Especially for AOD owners. I’m not trying to start a fight, it just seems like a steep list of trade-offs. Plus there’s an Hermes face now with complications.
No. It’s just an app that is always running. They are not actual faces.
First of all, the premium isn‘t „massive“ if you do the math. For a 44 stainless you pay 749$, for the 44 Hermès 1299$. If you deduct the 339$ that a Single Tour leather strap costs, the remaining difference is just 211$. For this you not only get the additional (and arguably best) Watch faces, but also an extra year of warranty (2 vs. 1). (Of course, if you don‘t care for the leather strap, the math changes, although you can sell an unused Hermès strap for a pretty penny). Second of all, those Clockology „faces“ are not real faces but an app running and thus in many ways not the same experience at all. Also, the „lol“ is very uncalled for and almost rude.
Not the same experience at all.
Exactly.
I have no interest in Clockology faces or Hermes Apple watches, I was just commenting on the appearance at first glance. Nothing rude about my post either just to clear that up too, just an observational comment. All the best.
The lol just sounded to me like you were laughing at the „dopes“ that spent big bucks for an AW Hermès. Glad you cleared that up. All the best to you, too.
No offense, but „just“ no complications and no AOD made me LOL. Glad that this Clockology thing works for you, though.
I was just amused at the fact you can get a Hermes looking face now elsewhere, that’s all. I sure don’t understand the attraction of Hermes but that’s unimportant.
For sure if complications are something you need, that would be a dealbreaker. For me, even with the Apple faces, I mainly use the full screen versions with no complications.
Also, if I want to see the time, I tend to lift my arm anyway. I’m way too old to be able to move my head down to waist level to look at my watch.
While we are on the topic, I wonder if there's a good case/returns for a potential lawsuit by these brands against Clockology AND Apple for allowing unauthorised use of their brand names on "clock faces". Not much to make from suing Clockology I am sure, but Apple, that's another thing.
