Summit is an analog face built for the hills: topographic contour lines and a distant ridge under clean white hands, with live elevation right where you'd expect it. • Analog hour, minute and seconds hands over a contour-lined summit map • Weekday and date above the centre, with LIVE elevation beside it — read from your watch's own built-in altimeter (the Altitude complication). The watch samples the barometer; Summit only reads the number. No GPS, ever. • Bottom row: today's steps, current temperature from your synced weather, and battery • Gently dims after a few seconds of idle on AMOLED screens • Always-On Display: just the hands on pure black — nothing else lit, redrawn at most once a minute • If your watch has no barometric altimeter, the elevation field is hidden entirely; the face never shows a made-up number Summit asks for one permission — Complication Subscriber — so it can read the built-in altitude value. It uses no GPS and no network of its own, collects nothing and uploads nothing: every reading stays on your watch.

Stability Fixes