Method and system for keeping a first user and a second user continuously informed of their respective emotional states

A system for keeping a first user and a second user continuously informed of each other's emotional state, the system comprising:

• a first connected watch of the first user, the first connected watch configured to:
• pair with a second connected watch of the second user;
• receive, from the second connected watch, an emotional notification comprising a graphical representation relating to an emotional state of the second user;
• and
• display on a watch face of the first connected watch, constituted of first and second regions, of the graphical representation on this first region, and indicating a current time in this second region, wherein the first region occupies a display area of a display of the first connected watch, and dynamically positioning the graphical representation in the first region by avoiding an overlapping between this graphical representation and at least one graphical object in this first region;
• and
• a first mobile device of the first user that is configured to be connected to the first connected watch and a server, the first mobile device configured to transmit data between the first connected watch and the second connected watch via the server.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer instructions configured to cause at least one processor of a first connected watch of a first user to:

• pair with a second connected watch of a second user;
• receive, from the second connected watch via a first mobile device of the first user that is connected to a server, an emotional notification comprising a graphical representation relating to an emotional state of the second user;
• and
• display on a watch face of the first connected watch, constituted of first and second regions, of the graphical representation on this first region, and indicating a current time in this second region, wherein the first region occupies a display area of a display of the first connected watch, and dynamically positioning the graphical representation in the first region by avoiding an overlapping between this graphical representation and at least one graphical object in this first region.