TTMM

“We live in a World of Words.”
— Albert Salamon

 

Company

TTMM is a Warsaw-based design studio dedicated to watchfaces — visual interpretations of digital time for smart wearables.

Founded in 2013 by award-winning designer Albert Salamon, TTMM has released 259 watchfaces across Pebble, Pebble Time, Pebble Round, Android Wear, Fitbit Versa, Fitbit Ionic, CMF Watch Pro, and now Pebble 2 Duo. The studio is currently developing new collections for Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2 under Eric Migicovsky’s revived Pebble platform at repebble.com.

TTMM is one of very few design studios in the world with thirteen continuous years on the smartwatch — from the original Pebble Kickstarter (2013), through the platform’s 2016 shutdown, through award-winning years on Fitbit, and back to Pebble’s 2025 revival.

TTMM holds over twenty international design recognitions, including iF Design Award 2021, Red Dot Award 2020, eight A’ Design Awards (Gold, Silver, Bronze, 2013–2026), Gold Indigo Design Award (2019, 2020), KGD Kyoto Best 100 (2023), Best Brand Award (2020), Polish Graphic Design Awards (2019), and Poland’s Wzór Roku dla Kultury 2017 — the Ministry of Culture’s first-ever award in the New Technologies category, presented by Vice-Premier Piotr Gliński.

Albert Salamon is a 1997 MA graduate of the Faculty of Industrial Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where he later lectured for seven years (2001–2008) in visual communications. TTMM Sp. z o.o. is based in Warsaw, Poland.

AWARDS

International recognitions
for TTMM, 2013–2026:

Major awards (selected):

iF Design Award 2021 — TTMM-S for Fitbit Versa (Apps / Software), Red Dot Award 2020 — TTMM-S for Fitbit Versa (Brands & Communication), A’ Design Award Gold 2014, 2018; Silver 2016, 2017; Bronze 2019, 2020, 2024, 2025–2026, Gold Indigo Design Award 2019, 2020 (Apps), KGD Kyoto Global Design Awards Best 100, 2023, Best Brand Award Bronze, 2020 (Europe & Africa), Polish Graphic Design Awards distinction, 2019 (Digital Media), Dobry Wzór 2017 (Good Design Award) — Polish Institute of Industrial Design (IWP), Wzór Roku dla Kultury 2017 — Polish Ministry of Culture (first-ever award in New Technologies category)


Specific recognitions:

TTMM for Pebble Time 2 — Bronze A’ Design 2025–2026, TTMM is Everything for CMF Watch Pro — Bronze A’ Design 2024, TTMM-S for Fitbit Versa — iF Design 2021, Red Dot 2020, Gold Indigo 2020, Bronze A’ Design 2020, TTMM for Fitbit Ionic — Gold A’ Design 2018, Gold Indigo 2019, TTMM for Pebble (multiple collections) — Silver A’ Design 2016, 2017, TTMM Watchface Apps Collection — Gold A’ Design 2014

Plus three FWA Mobile of the Day recognitions and selected international exhibitions.

A complete chronological list with dates and links at awards.

Press features

WIRED (2013) — “Dominus Pebble Watch by Albert Salamon” Yanko Design (2013) — “Pebble Watch Facelift” – Yanko Design (2015) — “TTMM” Designboom (2015) — “Albert Salamon, Michał Żyliński: TTMM faces for Pebble smartwatch” Designboom (2015) — “Albert Salamon TTMM Pebble smartwatch displays” Designboom (2017) — “TTMM Pebble Round smartwatch customizable interface” DESIGN ALIVE Magazine (Poland, 2013), FWA case study — TTMM-S for Fitbit Versa

Exhibitions & publications

Druga Ogólnopolska Wystawa Znaków Graficznych (OWZG) (2015–2016) — TTMM logo selected among 335 graphic marks from 3,000+ submissions for Poland’s most significant exhibition of graphic signs. Curated by Patryk Hardziej and Rene Wawrzkiewicz. In direct continuation of the legendary 1969 exhibition that established the canon of Polish graphic design (PKO, CPN, Orbis, Pekao). Presented in seven major Polish institutions: Centrum Designu Gdynia, Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, Galeria Dizajn BWA Wrocław, Zamek Cieszyn, Institute of Design Kielce, Bunkier Sztuki Kraków, BWA Tarnów. TTMM logo in MSN archive, A’ Design Award Exhibitions, Como, Italy (2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017) — five years of TTMM presence at Italian international design exhibition, GOOD DESIGN Warsaw Exhibition (2017, 2019) — Polish national design exhibition, DESIGN EVERYWHERE 2018 — exhibition and publication, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, 40th anniversary of the Visual Communications department (TTMM featured on p. 178), Red Dot Design Museum, Essen (2020) — TTMM-S for Fitbit Versa, post-award exhibition iF design exhibition, Hamburg + Shenzhen (2021) — TTMM-S for Fitbit Versa, post-award exhibition Polish IA Summit (2010, Warsaw) — Albert Salamon, speaker: “Over reality”

Interviews & podcasts

A’ Design Award — multiple designer interviews (2013–2024), Design-Interviews.com — TTMM for Pebble Time/Round (2016), TTMM-S for Fitbit Versa (2020), Indigo Design Award — interview with Albert Salamon, Apploads Podcast #13 (2020), Mam Startup (Poland, 2020) — interview with Albert Salamon

Verify awards:

iF Design Award 2021, Red Dot Award 2020, A’ Design Awards
iF World Design Guide TOP 25 Poland, 2017-2021 — five consecutive years in the global iF rankings of Polish design studios.

TTMM philosophy

What is Time?

Time is the sun and the stars. It is sand falling through an hourglass or a flame slowly consuming its fuel. Time resides in the gears of a mechanical watch and in the flow of electrons through a microchip.

Can we perceive Time differently?

We live in an age where Time has been digitized, reshaped, and multiplied. It now has countless faces — as many as there are people looking at their screens. We’ve long questioned the meaning of Time and its relationship to our daily lives and the physical world.

What is TTMM?

TTMM is not just about designing clock faces — it’s about exploring Time itself. It’s an attempt to reinterpret Time in a new, abstract, graphical dimension.

How do we design Time?

TTMM’s creative DNA is rooted in an ongoing process of inventing new visual languages for the 21st century. Our mission is to soft(ware) Time — to reimagine how it appears, how it behaves, and how it’s felt.

The goal is to offer a fresh path — one that allows you to reflect on Time, interpret its forms, and find your own meaning in the shapes and motion that animate your watch screen.

Welcome to TTMM Time. We hope the experience feels unlike anything you’ve known before.

 

naming philosophy

The name
TTMM
is
a deconstructed
composition of Time.
It merges two elements:

The world TIME
The code HH:MM 

Its mechanical,
minimalist
pronunciation
reflects the
progressive
digitalization
of our age —
a name shaped by
both language
and function.

 

identity philosophy

The TTMM logo
is formed by
the overlapping
letters T and M,
visually suggesting
a structural fusion.

It represents an
explosion of
meaning in time

a concept where
time is no longer
a single moment,
but a branching
network of events.

Time, as we see it,
is not a point —
it’s a tree.

creators

Designer + Owner
Albert Salamon

TTMM-S app UX Design
Leszek Juraszczyk

Pebble 2 Duo / Pebble Time 2
programming

Grégoire Sage

Pebble programming
Michał Żyliński
Grégoire Sage
Wincenty Gulewicz
Elijah Kang

Fitbit programming
Grégoire Sage
Wiktor Hołubowicz
Piotr Kamiński

iOS programming
Karol Kozimor
Arkadiusz Banaś
Rafał Gorczyński

Android programming
Adam Kowalski
Wincenty Gulewicz
Piotr Kamiński

English translations
Joanna Szymańska
Gregory McCormick

Distribution & Sales
(Google Play, 2015–2019)
TIMESAPP — Artur Salamon

Marketing advisor
Marcin Berendt

Photo & video
Wawrzyniec Skoczylas

AI tools

translations
ChatGPT 06.2025
Claude 2026

founder

Albert Salamon, founder and lead designer of TTMM, Warsaw-based watchface design studio

My name is Albert Salamon — I’m the founder and lead designer of TTMM. For thirteen years, I’ve been dedicated to inventing new ways to visualize digital time.

I’ve created 259 unique watchface designs across iOS, macOS, Pebble, Pebble Time, Pebble Time Round, Android Wear, Fitbit Versa, Fitbit Ionic, CMF Watch Pro, and now Pebble 2 Duo — with new collections in production for Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2 under Eric Migicovsky’s revived Pebble platform.

Why thirteen years on a single material? Because the smartwatch screen is one of the most flexible surfaces ever made — and most designs in this space still pretend to be mechanical watches from the twentieth century. I think we can do better. The 20+ international design awards TTMM has accumulated suggest the audience agrees.

I’m a 1997 MA graduate of the Faculty of Industrial Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Between 2001 and 2008, I lectured at the same Faculty in visual communications. In 2010 I spoke at the Polish IA Summit on “Over reality” — a talk that foreshadowed much of what TTMM would later attempt on the smartwatch screen.

Explore the full list of awards in our Awards section.

© 2026 TTMM Sp. z o.o. All rights reserved. The TTMM name and logo are registered trademarks of TTMM Sp. z o.o. in the European Union and other countries. All rights reserved.

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