Wear the Solar System on your wrist. Meridian Orbit turns your watch into a working planetarium: at the center burns the Sun; around it, Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars circle at their true astronomical periods — glance down today, come back in a month, and every planet will have genuinely moved.
REAL ASTRONOMY, NOT DECORATION
• The four inner planets orbit at their actual periods (Mercury 88 days, Mars 687 days), anchored to real reference positions
• The Moon circles the Earth and shows its true phase by position — between Earth and Sun at new moon, on the far side at full
• A star field slowly wheels behind the dial, with bright stars, the Milky Way band and faint nebulae
• Shooting stars streak across the sky when you raise your wrist
MADE TO BE READ
A sky full of stars is a hard background for watch hands. Meridian Orbit's hands are engineered for contrast in the worst cases — crossing the corona, sweeping the planet belt, cutting the Milky Way — and the coral second hand uses the one hue that never appears in the sky behind it.
WEAR OS 6: WATCH IT COME ALIVE
On Wear OS 6 watches with always-on display enabled, every wrist raise plays a start-up sequence: the planets and Moon sweep from 12 o'clock back to their true current positions — like powering up an orrery.
MAKE IT YOURS
• Three sky tones: Deep Space, Milky Way, Aurora
• Orbit lines on or off — keep the guides, or leave a clean open sky
• Battery-friendly always-on mode with a minimal ambient dial
WORKS EVERYWHERE
• Standalone watch face — no phone app, no setup
• Pay once — no subscription, no ads, no in-app purchases, no data collection
• Requires Wear OS 5 or newer (Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch, OnePlus Watch and more); the wrist-raise entry animation requires Wear OS 6
Wear the Solar System: real planets, real Moon phase, and a living night sky.