Vemera One Plus is the full version of the essentials face: the same clean dial, with the sources people asked for and room to show them. What Plus adds Temperature from your watch's weather data, in your own units Sunrise and sunset, computed from your last position fix A second time zone, set by hourly offset Battery in days remaining, not just percent Two progress rings around the dial, each bound to a goal you pick: steps, floors, intensity minutes, Body Battery or watch battery. Each ring is a chain of chevrons: the outer points with the clock, the inner against it, so the two meet. Each has its own colour and its own scale, so they never blur together — or switch to plain dots if you prefer. A mark at twelve o'clock shows where each ring starts and finishes, and lights up when you reach the goal. Each ring carries a legend on the dial: its source icon above the exact percentage, so you always know which ring you are reading and how far along you are. Legends can be turned off. Three styles: Essential, Labelled and Instrument Twenty colours instead of twelve, and eight backgrounds Always-on display with your data on it: time plus two of your chosen fields by default, or time alone, time and date, or time, date and one field. It is a dedicated minimal layer built to Garmin's luminance budget rather than a dimmed dial, and it shifts every minute so no pixel stays lit in one place. Your watch's own always-on setting decides when it appears. Seconds beside the time, on or off Thirteen sources per field Steps · Heart rate · Calories · Recovery time · VO2 max · Body Battery · Stress · Battery · Battery in days · Temperature · Sunrise · Sunset · Second time zone. Every source has its own icon. Choose every colour. Time, details and values are set independently from a twenty-colour palette, on any of eight backgrounds — black, ink, aubergine, pine, wine, charcoal, midnight or espresso. Every background is dark enough to protect the panel. Three styles. Essential shows an icon beside each value. Labelled replaces icons with typeset labels. Instrument draws heavier segmented rings for a measured, instrument-panel read. Built for the panel AMOLED and MicroLED only — no compromise layout inherited from memory-in-pixel displays Text and glyphs only: no rings, no baked layers, no buffers, which keeps memory use low and behaviour identical across every watch Always-on display renders pure black, a deliberate panel-protection choice Settings are cached; values refresh once a minute, never per frame Honest data Missing data reads as "--", never as a valid zero. Sunrise and sunset need a position fix; until your watch has one, they show "--" rather than a guessed time. Time format, distance and temperature units and language follow your watch settings.