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Recently Announced Apple Watch Faces now available – Nike

18 September 2021
the5krunner

Recently Announced Apple Watch Faces Now Available - NikeWorld Timer & Nike Bounce Faces Appear on the Watch App

 

A recently announced and under-reported Apple Watch face called “World Timer” was accidentally revealed in an Apple Worldwide Developers Conference session a few months back and was assumed to be set for release on watch OS 8 on September 20, 2021.

That Face is definitely already in the Watch Gallery but I also spotted a new Nike bounce Face and the reason for this post is that I’d not seen the Nike one covered anywhere else…I just happen to have the Nike SE model with OS 8 beta.

The Nike Face is available on AW6 Nike and AW SE Nike models (presumably AW7 Nike as well) and I’d show images of it working …except it wouldn’t load onto my watch and neither would the World Time face! Anyway, the Nike Face is animated so that the digital time moves in sync with your every step or arm movement. Plus you can start the animation by tapping the display or moving the crown.

#NotVeryInteresting Sorry!

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Last Updated on 25 January 2026 by the5krunner

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