Look at your watch at seven in the morning and the sky is turning orange. Look at noon and it is bright blue. At night it is dark, with stars, and the moon in the phase it is actually in tonight. None of this is a picture. There are no images in this watch face at all. The sky is drawn fresh every minute from the real sunrise and sunset where you are, so a December morning does not look like a June one - because it isn't one. - The sun rises on the left, crosses the sky and sets on the right, following your actual sunrise and sunset - At night the moon takes the same path, drawn in tonight's real phase - Stars fade in as the sun sinks, not all at once - Twelve sky phases blend into each other through the day: deep night, twilight, dawn, golden hour, morning and midday - A hill silhouette on the horizon, which you can turn off - The time carries a shadow, so it reads over a pale sky and a dark one alike - Always-on display: black with just the dimmed time. A full sky left burning on an AMOLED panel is the one thing you should never do - Asks for two permissions, Background and Communications, which the payment library needs to check your licence. Nothing about you leaves the watch - English and Spanish New: status icons for unread notifications, alarm, do not disturb and phone disconnected. They only appear when there is something to show; you can turn them off in Settings. In the settings you can also turn the sunrise and sunset times and the date on or off, choose 12 or 24 hour, and set how bright the always-on screen is. You change them in the Connect IQ app on your phone: open this watch face and tap Settings. Updates sometimes add new options, so it is worth a look after one. Free for 2 days, then a one-time purchase of $0.99. No subscription, no ads, nothing collected about you. When the trial ends the watch shows a code; you enter it at kzl.io/code to unlock the face permanently. Payment is handled by KiezelPay, not by this app - it never sees your card details, and refunds go through them. Common questions "A code appeared on my watch and I don't want to buy it." Switch to another watch face. Nothing is charged and nothing is kept. "I paid but the code is still there." Your watch has to sync with your phone first. Open Garmin Connect and give it a minute. "Who is KiezelPay?" The company that handles the payment, at kzl.io. This app never sees your card details, and refunds are requested through them. Questions or problems: write to me and tell me your watch model. There are a few other paid faces of mine in the store as well - a hand-drawn bear that reacts to your day, a countdown to your next race, and the time twice as big with only the numbers you asked for. All free for 2 days first. Disponible en español. More watch faces I made: - DayBear: a bear that lives your day with you. - Day Mood: a face whose mood follows your day. - Glass Cards: your stats on glass cards. If this face stays on your wrist, a review helps more than it looks. Most of mine have one review or none, and that is what anyone deciding sees. How paying works: 2-day free trial, then $0.99 once, through KiezelPay. No subscription. Card payments add KiezelPay's $0.30 processing fee; paying with PayPal does not. New: touch and hold the sky to open your watch's weather screen, or the sun times to open the sun screen (on supported watches; uses the Complications permission). Want more than one? All 16 of my watch faces are $6.99 together, paid once: choose the bundle when you enter your code. Also by MarioZ: Glass Cards, a clean card face with 24 data options: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/1ff1f397-8dac-4606-b068-2699b63c8d50 Follow @marioz.watchfaces on Instagram and TikTok for tips and new faces.

New: status icons for unread notifications, alarm, do not disturb and phone disconnected. They only appear when there is something to show; you can turn them off in Settings.