Eight antique pocket-watch faces for DeskForge's desktop clock — exposed gear trains, engraved cases and hanging bows. Skeleton movements, Roman numerals and enamel work, each a standalone desktop clock. Requires DeskForge.
An heirloom pocket watch, resting on your desktop
Eight antique pocket-watch faces, complete with hanging bows and engraved cases. Open dials reveal the gear train turning underneath, bringing the weight and warmth of a bygone era to DeskForge's clock widget.Eight vintage pocket-watch faces
- A Single Thought · Gunmetal Crimson — gunmetal case, heart-shaped skeleton window, warm crimson glow beneath
- Age of Gears · Antique Gold — openworked gear bezel, cream dial, exposed balance wheel
- Thousand Hairsprings · Bronze Openwork — engraved bronze case, full skeleton dial, movement in plain view
- Four Bastions · Onyx Steel — dark steel filigree case, black dial, triple gold gear train
- Enamel Dream · Indigo Silver — cobalt enamel scrollwork bezel, ivory dial, skeleton centre
- Copper Belfry · Roman Red — copper case, Roman numerals, gilded rosette centre
- Vine and Moonlight · Frost Silver — engraved silver case, pearl-white dial, small skeleton aperture
- Floating Gold · Rose Gold — rose-gold engraved case, ivory dial, suspended balance wheel
How to use
- Once unlocked, these faces appear in the face menu of DeskForge's clock widget, sorted by style — pick "Vintage"
- Each face can sit on the desktop as its own standalone clock; one of each face per desktop, switch to another to place more
- Faces keep real time, sit quietly at the very back of the desktop, never steal focus, and sip resources