Game of Thrones GOT Astrolabe

When you play the game of thrones, you keep time with the realm.

Astrolabe Live puts the great brass astrolabe of the Westeros title sequence at the centre of your Wear OS watch, turning in real motion. Five engraved hoops tumble round a molten golden sun, each on an axis of its own, sweeping across its light and out of the way again. The sun trembles and turns slowly in its crown of golden needles, its glow streaming out between the hoops, and on the widest hoop a fiery title burns as it comes round.

The astrolabe is animated, not a still image. It plays whenever the face is on screen and loops without a visible seam, so the realm never seems to start over.

Everything you need at a glance, in lettering in the style of the show's titles:
• A large digital clock in gold, following your 12/24-hour setting
• Today's steps on the left and your heart rate on the right
• The date and your battery level below the astrolabe, the battery turning red when it runs low
• A step goal ring around the edge, filling as you walk through the day

Make it yours: press and hold the watch face, tap Customize, and switch the step goal ring off if you prefer the dial bare.

In always-on mode the astrolabe stops and the clock alone stays lit in a dim gold, gently shifting position to protect your screen - the long night, kept quietly.

Made for fans of the Seven Kingdoms, from Winterfell to King's Landing. For House Stark and Jon Snow at the Wall, for Daenerys Targaryen and her dragons and the word that sets them burning - Dracarys - for the Lannisters, the Iron Throne and the maesters of the Citadel who built astrolabes to read the sky. For those who rode on into House of the Dragon and the Dance of the Dragons, and into A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms with Ser Duncan the Tall and Egg. Valar morghulis: all men must die, but first they must check the time.

Requires Wear OS 5 or later.

Unofficial fan-made design; not affiliated with or endorsed by HBO, Warner Bros. Discovery, George R. R. Martin or any rights holder.