Wetting of ring-shaped surface domains is studied both theoretically and ex
perimentally. The liquid channels covering these domains exhibit a volume-i
nduced morphological transition from a homogeneous to a bulge state. The co
ntinuous symmetry of the low-volume channels is spontaneously broken by the
transition to the high-volume regime. Therefore, an angular displacement o
f the bulge does not cost any (free) energy and the corresponding interface
deformation represents a Goldstone boson which should be observable for do
mains in the micrometer regime.