A week ago Apple released for developers what was the fourth version of Beta 6.2.5 for watchOS. The day before yesterday, the company launched the fifth version for developers. At first it did not seem that there was anything new, however now the three of the spheres update that the Apple Watch has. We say updates because saying new would not, in my opinion, be entirely correct.
A couple of years ago, at WWDC 2018, Apple launched three different spheres but with the same pattern. He titled or called them the Pride series. Inspired by the freedom that anyone can love anyone else regardless of gender. Those found in this new Beta they are available as customization options for Gradient, Pride Analog and Pride Digital watch faces.
In 2019 he renewed them again adding revamped animations and also introducing an all-new Pride Analog watch face. The current ones 2020 feature more pastel shades compared to previous versions of the watch faces.
One of the novelties in the three of the existing spheres is that when touching the clock face there is also a change in design and you can see an animation vibratory that is related to how fast you are touching it. The face of the Pride Analog 2020 watch changes the colors of the rectangles every time you lift your wrist. The striped watch face lacks separation between each stripe compared to the 2018 and 2019 versions of the watch face.
There are still details to be polished, but the safest thing is that they are already available in the next Beta and if not sure they will be in the final version that is released to the general public. We will see how they are and if they finally maintain these thrones and qualities.