TITLE SHOT Airport - World Clock Watch Face DESCRIPTION SHOT Airport is an airport departures board on your wrist. Three cities on the board, split-flap digits for the time, four data fields you choose, a three day forecast, and a bottom panel that is either a sky photo or today's path of the sun. Six styles, all changed on the watch itself. --- TRIAL AND PRICE --- Free 3-day trial, then a one-time $2.99 unlock. Payment is handled in-app; there is no subscription and no recurring charge. --- SIX STYLES --- Three board colours - black, navy and deep green, each with a brushed texture - and two things that can sit at the bottom: a sky photo, or the path of the sun. That makes six styles. On a fenix 8 or newer you change the style from the watch itself - hold the screen on the watch face, tap Edit, and flip through them. The accent colour is yours to pick there too. --- THE PATH OF THE SUN --- Instead of the photo you can show today's sun: a curve across the whole 24 hours, lit above the horizon and dark below it, with the sun where it is right now and the sunrise and sunset times under it. The shape changes through the year - long and high in summer, short and shallow in winter - so a glance tells you how much daylight is left. --- THE DEPARTURES BOARD --- Three rows, like the board at the terminal. Each row is a city you pick from a list of 42, with its airport code in amber and its local time. The STATUS column is colour coded, so you know without reading: amber for morning and evening, blue for daytime, indigo for night. One glance tells you whether it is a good time to call. --- FOUR DATA FIELDS --- A row under the clock, yours to set. Choose any four of: steps, heart rate, calories, battery, floors climbed, Body Battery, stress, distance, notifications, altitude, pressure, sunrise, sunset - or leave a slot empty. --- DAYLIGHT SAVING, HANDLED --- Summer time is applied for you, with the correct rule for each region: United States and Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Egypt. Every city was checked against the official time zone database for the next 500 days, including British Columbia's move to permanent daylight time on 1 November 2026. No settings to adjust twice a year. No wrong meeting times. --- 42 CITIES --- Seoul, Tokyo, Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei, Singapore, Perth, Bangkok, Jakarta, Hanoi, Delhi, Dubai, Moscow, Istanbul, Doha, Cape Town, Cairo, Athens, Berlin, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Amsterdam, Zurich, London, Dublin, Lisbon, Sao Paulo, New York, Toronto, Miami, Chicago, Dallas, Mexico City, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver, Honolulu, Auckland, Sydney and Melbourne. --- SPLIT-FLAP TIME --- Large flip-board digits with the seam and the shadow of the lower card, the way a real departures board looks. Hours, minutes and seconds, always in 24-hour time - the same as the board above it. --- THREE DAY FORECAST --- Today, tomorrow and the day after: high and low temperature and the sky condition, from your watch's weather. Temperature follows your watch's metric or imperial setting. --- A SKY THAT FOLLOWS THE SUN --- The photo at the bottom changes through the day: sunrise, daylight, sunset and a starlit night, using the sunrise and sunset times for where you are. When rain or snow is forecast, a storm sky takes over. --- COMPASS STRIP --- A heading strip across the top with a fixed red marker, and the bearing in degrees below it. It reads the watch's compass while the screen is awake. Turn it off in the settings if you would rather have a clean top edge. --- ALWAYS-ON DISPLAY --- Large dimmed digits on black, shifting slightly every minute to protect AMOLED screens. Measured at 3.5% of the screen lit, well inside Garmin's 10% limit. --- SETTINGS --- Three cities, four data fields, the compass strip on or off, the bottom panel on or off, and seconds on or off. The city list is sorted alphabetically. The style and the accent colour are set on the watch itself, on models that support it. --- GOO

--- NEW IN 1.3.0 --- The split-flap digits are moulded rather than printed - each stroke catches the light along its top edge and falls away on the other side, so the time stands up off the board. All six styles are now available on every supported watch, not only the ones with Garmin's built-in watch face editor. [What's new / Version notes] (1.2.0) Six styles: three board colours - black, navy and deep green, each with a brushed texture - each with a sky photo or the path of the sun at the bottom. On fenix 8 and newer you change the style and the accent colour from the watch itself - hold the watch face, tap Edit. The sun path shows today's curve across all 24 hours, the sun where it is now, and the sunrise and sunset times. The sky photo now blends into the board instead of sitting on a hard line. The bottom panel can be turned off in the settings. [What's new / Version notes] (1.1.0, 참고용) Four data fields added under the clock: steps, heart rate, calories, battery, floors, Body Battery, stress, distance, notifications, altitude, pressure, sunrise or sunset. The board now shows three cities - the fourth row repeated the time already shown by the big clock. Colour coded status and temperatures. City list sorted alphabetically.