Made for your downtime

An icon.
On your Mac.

The Submariner dial, made full screen. Polished steel, a mechanical seconds hand, and a quieter way to watch time pass.

Download for macOS

macOS 13+  ·  Apple silicon & Intel  ·  ZIP download

Submariner screensaver with a black numbered bezel, polished silver hands and white luminous hour markers
Actual screensaver rendering · 10:08
8 stepsEvery second
MetalNative rendering
Your timeSynced to your Mac

A little less light.
A little more glow.

As the scene dims, the luminous markers and hand inserts come into view. A faint halo, softened reflections, and just enough light to tell the time.

Explore the night dial
Set your night hours. Let the dial take it from there.
Green lume on the Submariner dial at 50 percent scene brightness
Green lume50% scene brightness

A mechanical cadenceEight small advances per second, with the hour and minute hands moving continuously.

Light with depthMetal-rendered steel and ceramic, clear sapphire reflections, and a magnified date window.

Make it your ownNative settings for brightness, lume, scheduling, glass and lighting. Your Mac supplies the time.

Your next
quiet moment.

Download Submariner

Submariner.saver.zip  ·  Native macOS screensaver

About this build

This is a locally signed preview build, not a notarized public release. macOS may request approval in Privacy & Security. It contains Apple silicon and Intel binaries; it has been tested on an Apple silicon Mac running macOS Tahoe.

  1. Download & unzip

    Open Submariner.saver.zip to reveal the screensaver bundle.

  2. Install the watch

    Double-click Submariner.saver and follow the macOS installation prompts.

  3. Choose Submariner

    On macOS Tahoe, open System Settings → Wallpaper → Screen Saver. Choose Custom, then find Submariner under Other.

  4. Set the mood

    Open Options to adjust the glow, brightness and night schedule. Start with Preview night to find your favourite setting.

For a clean dial: in Wallpaper → Clock Appearance, set Show large clock to Never to hide the macOS clock overlay.