New Pride Spheres appear in watchOS 5 beta 6.2.5

The spheres of the Apple Watch are essential for the user. Its customization, variety and ability to display information are key to offering a totally satisfactory experience. In addition, with the passage of time Apple allows you to add more and more amount of data to consult at a glance and, of course, customize it. In 2018 Tim Cook presented the Pride spheres based on the rainbow that defines the LGBT movement and, since then, each year they are renewed adding new versions to wear these colors on the wrist. In the watchOS 5 beta 6.2.5 have appeared new designs of these spheres in Digital, Analog and Gradient Pride.

Coming soon to have new Pride Spheres in watchOS 6.2.5

The main new feature of the 2020 Pride Spheres are in the color palette used to show the LGBT rainbow. On this occasion Apple has wanted to leave the strong tones to give way to the 6 pastel tones that make up the popular flag. In the beta 5 for developers of watchOS 6.2.5, the new dials with these new colors are revealed in three existing dials: Digital, Analog and Gradient Pride. 

Also, the 2020 layout fills the entire screen with colored elements so that we don't have any colorless space. The two previous editions, in 2018 and 2019, the spheres were based on lines that went from top to bottom and left a space between them. In contrast, in the 2020 spheres, they use contiguous large bands.

A rainbow version on the Gradient dial. However, this rainbow mode has not been flagged under the "Pride" motto on watchOS 6.2.5 dials. Finally, the developers have also found the possibility to put the color in gradient of the colors in three additional spheres: Numérales Mono, Numérale Duo and California.