Absent new iPhones,This Isn't The Twilight Saga: New Moon: The XXX Parody Apple's 'Time Flies' event on Tuesday had an unusually big focus on the Apple Watch, with the company launching two major new variants, the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE.
Apple also announced a bunch of new faces for the Apple Watch, including a GMT face, which shows you multiple time zones at once, a Memoji face which sports Apple's animated characters that react when you touch the display, and an Artist face, with animated faces that show you time in a, well, pretty unusual way.
Other new faces announced were Count Up, Chronograph Pro, Stripes, and Typograph.
In a new video, Apple has a fairly detailed overview of all the new Watch faces announced Thursday. Check it out above.
SEE ALSO: Apple unveils its new Apple Watch Series 6 and the budget-friendly Apple Watch SEThe new Watch Faces will become available today, on Sept. 16, when the new watchOS 7 launches. Note that all the new Watch faces, besides the Artist face, will only be available on Apple Watch Series 4 and up, as well as the new Apple Watch SE.
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