The climber on this watchface actually climbs. He sets his weight over a foot, floats a hand to the next hold, drives through the hips, mantles the lip and stands on top of the boulder. Every scene is a running sequence, not a picture. Elbows and knees bend to reach, so limbs never stretch, and each loop closes on itself: the last frame is the first, so he never jumps between poses. Fourteen scenes. Highball is the default. THE SCENES Full sequences - Highball - a small figure a long way up a big block. Sit start on the crash pad, commit, eleven moves up, mantle the lip, stand on top. The spotter stacks a second pad on the first; the climber down-climbs the top half, drops onto the stack in a puff of chalk, and the spotter drags pad and rider back to the base. - Read the Problem - the same attempt at normal boulder height. The spotter drags the pad in under the fall line and the drop is dead vertical. - Crux Pull - a roof sequence. Hang, pull, feet to the lip, top out, stand, then reverse the mantle and down-climb back to the dead hang, never leaving the wall. - Flow Climb - a full lap of a tall route: weight-shift, reach, pull through, alternating hands to the top, then a jump down, a walk back under the wall and a pull back on. - Dyno - crouch, launch, feet cut, an airborne moment with speed lines, and the latch on a high jug. Chalk on release and catch. - Top-Out Flow - a full lap. Stand on the crash pad, spotter alongside, pull on, hang the lip, press over the hands, high-step, rock over, stand tall, then down-climb and drop back onto the pad. - Boulder Route - he follows a line of holds up a tall crag. - Retro Top-Out - he tops out over a silhouetted overhang and stands. - Retro Two-Hand - two-hand campus pulls under the same overhang. - Sieg (Victory) - V-arms on the summit, sparks and confetti. Sky scenes - Retro Sunset - sunset colour bands, a black overhang, a climber hanging beneath, pine treeline. - Sunset Top-Out - sunset bands behind a craggy boulder, a dyno running across the face. - Time-of-Day Sky - the same boulder under a sky that tracks the real clock: dawn, day, dusk, stars. - Silhouette Poster - the minimal version. Bands, overhang, nothing else. SKY AND LIGHT Sky theme applies to every scene at once: Scene default, Sunset, Night, or Follow time of day. Switch to night sky at night is on by default - from 20:00 to 06:00 every scene moves to a starry sky with a moon, and hands it back in the morning. Climber colour is picked once; the scene decides the rest. Match the scene draws a black silhouette where he hangs in front of the lit sky, and a light figure on the black rock or under a sky gone dark. Or set Always white. DATA TILES Up to seven: three under the date, two pairs beside the clock and date. Each picks from seventeen metrics - heart rate, steps, battery, body battery, stress, calories, floors climbed, notifications - and, with our Boulder Tracker app, today's boulders, sends, hardest grade and climb time, plus seven-day boulders, sessions and climb time, live off the watch. Seven tile styles: Icons + value, Labels on arc, Titles under values, Fields, Inline text labels, Chips, and Meters on the bezel arc. ON THE WRIST The always-on display draws a clean time and date. Animate the climber can be turned off - the face repaints once a minute instead of ten times a second. A watchface has no menus, so the fifteenth entry in the scene list is not a scene but a QR code to the guide. Works on 38 round AMOLED Garmin watches: Venu 2/3/4, Forerunner 165/265/570/965/970, fenix 8, fenix E, epix Gen 2/Pro, Vivoactive 5/6, Instinct 3/Crossover AMOLED, Descent Mk3/G2, D2, MARQ 2, Approach S50/S70. Privacy: the face sends an anonymous weekly usage report - how many watches run it, on which version, scene and style. No personal data, no stable identifier: https://garmin-boulder-app.web.app/privacy

- Fixes an occasional crash when the watch face came back on screen while the watch was still asleep, for example after a notification with always-on display. - Scene list reordered, and two near-duplicate scenes removed from the picker. If you had one of them selected it keeps working. - The developer-only "test device" switch is gone from the settings.