An analogue dive instrument cut by an X: four slim gold blades on the diagonals divide the dial into four wedges, and each wedge has one job. Sword hands in champagne gold, cut in two facets with the lume sunk into them, turn over everything, with an orange seconds hand and a jewelled pivot at the centre. The dive bezel round the edge tells the minutes as well: its coloured enamel fills from the pip at sixty round to the current minute, so the outer ring shows how far the hour has gone at a glance. The top wedge carries a large arc gauge, a deep channel between the upper blades with a fine scale above it and a pointer that comes down onto it. The two side wedges each carry a reading with its icon and unit, and a gauge on the outer ring beside it. The bottom wedge shows five days along the curve of the dial, today framed in the middle, with a fourth gauge beneath. Every gauge fills clockwise, the same way the hands move, and prints its start and end, such as 0 and 100 for the battery or the step goal for steps. Everything is rendered as matte material, not flat shapes. The dial is painted enamel with a fine grain, darkening toward its edge. The gauges are sunk into gold-rimmed channels, and the coloured fill lies at the bottom of each one, in the shadow of its rim. The rims, the blades, the centre ring and the hands stand above the dial and cast real shadows from the same light, so the face reads as layers of hardware. Always-on is drawn as a separate frame on black: the X in outline, the gauges and their readings, today's date and the hands' lume, dimmed so the display stays lit instead of blanking after a few seconds. SETTINGS Colour theme: Ocean, Carbon, Forest, Burgundy, Titanium, Aurum, Midnight or Ember. Each is a dark dial with an enamel accent for the gauges and the bezel: navy and orange, black and yellow, green and red, burgundy and teal, grey and green, brown and gold, navy and hazard yellow, or black and orange. Burgundy is the default. Top gauge, left gauge, right gauge, bottom gauge: each one steps, temperature, body battery, stress, distance, heart rate, calories, battery, floors or active minutes. By default steps on top, battery on the left, heart rate on the right and body battery at the bottom. Temperature units: follow the watch, Celsius or Fahrenheit. Distance units and the step and floors goals come from the watch.

Release 1.0.0 - Initial version