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Editor's Picks: Our Top 5 Pebble Watch Faces

Hey, everyone! John here. One of the best parts of the Pebble experience is the wide variety of watch faces to choose from. From ultra minimal to highly complex, there's probably a watchface for just about everyone. While our picks are entirely subjective, here are our top 5 favorite faces:

Like the classic Casio digital watches? This face is based on these beloved devices and looks strikingly similar to them. It's not for everyone, but we think it's pretty neat!
If you're a fan of Star Trek, you'll love this face, and you still might even if you're not. Following the style of the futuristic LCARS operating system in The Next Generation, TrekV3 looks awesome and displays tons of helpful information at a glance. It's practical, it looks cool, but it is also a bit busy. Like the last one, it's certainly not for everyone, but we like it a lot.
If you're a fan of more traditional watch faces, this one should be right up your alley. It's sleek, stylish, and very customizable. We like it, and we think most of you will, too.
If you want a watch face that is both minimal and informative, this might just be the one for you! You can customize the style and complications to make it your own, and it also looks pretty nice!
As of now, my favorite watch face is this one. It's highly customizable, looks extremely cool, and is all around a super solid face that can provide a surprisingly large amount of information at a glance. It's definitely a bit busy, but we like it a lot.
Obviously, there are a ton of really great faces that we left out, and there's still a lot to discover. As a result, we'll probably make some more posts like this in the future. Stay tuned for those, and thanks for reading!
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