Facer has rolled out an update for its Wear OS application, featuring a complete redesign of the user interface. The update introduces several new categories for organizing watch faces, including personalized recommendations under 'For You', licensed content in 'Entertainment', and traditional watch brands in 'Watch Brands'.
Additional categories like 'Facer Originals', 'Health & Fitness', and 'Sports' have also been added. These new organizational structures are intended to make it easier for users to browse and discover watch faces within the extensive Facer library.
The update brings new watch face collaborations, notably with Timex, Angry Birds, and Sonic the Hedgehog. Digital versions of Timex models such as the Marlin, Expedition, and T80 are scheduled for release this Fall, joining existing licensed faces from brands like MVMT, Maurice Lacroix, and Fortis.
Facer is also launching the 'Facer Originals' program, which will feature exclusive watch faces created by designers on the platform. This initiative aims to showcase unique designs and provide exclusive content to Facer users.
This update expands the customization options available to Wear OS users by increasing the variety and organization of watch faces. The addition of new licensed brands and exclusive designer content could enhance the appeal of the Facer platform for smartwatch owners seeking diverse aesthetic and functional choices for their devices.
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Facer has updated its Wear OS application, introducing a redesigned interface with new watch face categories and adding licensed watch faces from brands like Timex. This update aims to improve watch face discovery and expand the available selection for Wear OS users.