Risco is a hard-wearing digital face for the hills. Two giant digits stack in the middle of a dark dial with a faint ridge texture behind them. Your own word stands upright along the left edge. Two segmented gauges curve up the sides, a round tick gauge sits beside the digits, and the week runs across the top with today marked. Every mark on this dial is drawn for this face and belongs to no one else. Features - Two giant stacked digits, hours over minutes, on a dark dial - A drawn ridge texture behind the digits that you can switch off - Your own word standing on the left edge of the dial, up to 8 characters, or hide it - Five data slots, each with 10 sources: steps, heart rate, Body Battery, watch battery, calories, distance, floors, stress, altitude - or empty - Two segmented edge gauges that fill toward your goal, with a bright tip - A round tick gauge beside the digits, with the number in the middle - Two corner fields with their names curved along the rim on watches that draw curved text - A seven-day row across the top, with a small mark under today - The date and the watch battery on one line, in three date forms: automatic, day and month, or month and day - 10 colour themes, nine dark dials and one pale one - A thin seconds arc around the rim while the screen is awake - AMOLED always-on keeps the full-size time and familiar layout on black, with dimmed colors and device-specific burn-in protection. Seconds are hidden in low power. - Reads sensors once a minute and redraws from what it kept, to save battery - Four languages: English, Spanish, German and French - 12-hour or 24-hour time, and your distance and altitude units, follow the watch settings The face never shows a blank field: a reading your watch cannot give draws as "--". Altitude has no daily goal, so a gauge set to altitude keeps its plain track and only the number moves. Every store picture is a real screenshot from the simulator. The face on your wrist looks like the face in these images. Settings Open the Connect app, pick your device, then open Connect IQ Apps, then Watch Faces, then Risco, then Settings. There you choose the theme, the five data slots, the word on the dial, the date format, and the switches for the ridge texture, the day row, the battery readout and the seconds. Every change applies right away. There is no need to reinstall the face. Support Do you have a question or a problem? Write to [email protected] and I answer. If Risco earns a place on your wrist, a short review helps other people find it - and tell me what you want next, I read every review.

Always-on now keeps the full-size time and familiar layout, with dimmed theme colors and device-specific burn-in protection. Seconds stay hidden in low power.