Keep your horizon. Choose your view. HORIZON SOLAR pairs large, bold digital time with three waterfront landscapes: Mountains, Forest and City skyline. Choose a pine-lined shore or a bay with a suspension bridge, twin towers, hanging cables and a varied waterfront skyline instead of the original mountain coast. Each landscape follows dawn, daylight, dusk and night in Ocean or Ember colors. The warm daytime disc travels across the horizon between Garmin sunrise and sunset; a cool symbolic Moon carries the night forward. Clouds, rain, snow, a quiet storm, fog, wind, haze and mixed precipitation can change the scenery without moving or shrinking your time and data. Weather scenery can also be switched off. Features: - Large digital time, English weekday/date and 12/24-hour support. - Three selectable landscapes in the watch settings and Connect IQ settings. - Next sunrise/sunset time, countdown and labelled daylight strip. - Ocean and Ember color families with automatic time-of-day scenery. - Four configurable fields or a two-field Focus layout. - Defaults: exact daily steps, heart rate, total daily calories and Body Battery. - Separate battery percentage and gauge. - Always-On keeps selected fields and battery on a moving grayscale layout. Data depends on your watch and Garmin availability. Unavailable metrics show --. Weather uses Garmin's latest cached observation; records older than two hours or without a valid timestamp are not used for scenery. Without usable weather, the selected landscape remains and WEATHER -- is shown. No separate weather subscription or API key is required by this app. If Garmin sunrise/sunset is unavailable, a clearly labelled CLOCK CYCLE 06:00-18:00 is used. A next-day event inferred from today's times is marked approximately (~). Disc travel is a visual clock, not exact solar elevation, lunar position or Moon phase. Store screenshots use demonstration data rendered by the actual Simulator implementation.

New Forest and City skyline landscapes. The city now features a suspension bridge with twin towers and cables, plus redesigned waterfront buildings. Both landscapes support Ocean/Ember colors, day/night and weather scenery. Original Mountains, exact steps and moving day/night discs are retained.