A digital instrument face: a positive LCD clock on the left, three round gauges on the right, all set on a deep-space sky that runs to the edge of the screen. The time is a large slanted seven-segment readout, with the unlit segments faintly visible behind the lit ones like a real LCD. Above it sit the day of the month and the weekday and month, in your watch's language; below it, the seconds and a 24H, AM or PM tag; at the bottom, your current stress level. The LCD panel comes in six colours, from monochrome green to tactical red. Heart rate takes the top gauge: a segmented arc from 40 to 160 beats with a needle, the zone above 120 lit in the accent colour. Steps fill the largest gauge, the arc filling toward your daily goal with a finish flag at its end, the count above and your calories or distance below. Body Battery sits in the bottom gauge, from empty to full, turning to the accent colour when it runs low. The gauge faces are dark windows onto the sky behind them. A pill with a thermometer shows the current temperature, and a second pill shows your watch battery, its estimated days left, floors climbed or active minutes. An envelope lights up when you have notifications. The background is one of four skies: a blue nebula, the Milky Way, a spiral galaxy or a supernova remnant, each with its own field of stars. Always-on keeps the LCD windows in a dimmed version of their colour with the time and date on them, and the three gauges as outlines with heart rate, steps and Body Battery. It is measured against the display brightness limit, so it stays lit instead of blanking after a few seconds. SETTINGS Gauge colour: gold, white, orange, red, blue or green. Clock background: monochrome green, orange navy, indiglo teal, sunburst yellow, tactical red or military olive. Accent colour: amber, red, green or cyan. Used for the high zone of every gauge and the notification dot. Steps gauge, second value: calories or distance. Bottom-right field: watch battery, watch battery days left, floors or active minutes. Background: nebula, Milky Way, galaxy or supernova. Time format: follow the watch, 12-hour or 24-hour. Temperature units: follow the watch, Celsius or Fahrenheit. Show seconds: on or off.

Release 1.0.0 - Initial version