Apple’s annual Pride Apple Watch face is set to debut as Pride Luminance in the upcoming watchOS 26.5 update, joining a roster of designs like Digital, Analog, and Radiance. Each year, Apple releases a Pride collection for its wearables and devices, with the latest offering including iPhone/iPad wallpapers—though the Watch face remains unseen until now. Luminance first appeared in beta code weeks ago, and a screenshot by Mark Gurman revealed its appearance in the Face Gallery.

Apple sells bands matching the new Pride faces for a year at a time, a strategy that has followed the annual release cycle since the first Pride collection debuted. This year’s collection is expected to be unveiled in May alongside the iPhone and iPad Pride content, capping the Pride season. While the Watch face itself is still hypothetical, the timing aligns with Apple’s typical schedule for Pride-themed hardware and software releases.

For consumers, this means another annual iteration of Pride-themed Apple products, with the band matching Luminance staying available for a year after release. The Watch face, when launched, will join a series of designs that have become synonymous with Apple’s Pride celebrations, offering users a chance to personalize their devices with significant content. Despite the lack of specifics on Luminance’s design, its inclusion in the beta code confirms its place in Apple’s upcoming Pride lineup.