It is getting light outside — and on the watch. Four landscapes, each living by the sun of your own town. Dawn on the dial in the morning, noon at noon, dusk in the evening and night at night. The sun creeps along a dotted arc from left to right and shows how much daylight is left. SUNRISE AND SUNSET, YOURS The times are worked out for your point on the map, not for some capital city. The face takes the last known position from the watch — it never switches the GPS on for this and never eats the battery for it. No position yet? It says so: SET LOCATION. Prefer to be exact? Type latitude and longitude in Connect IQ. ALSO INSIDE — Hands or digits: two clock styles — Date, sunrise and sunset right on the dial — The rise and set labels can be hidden; the arc and the light stay — English or Russian, whatever the watch language is — 12 or 24 hours — In always-on only the time remains, on black NOTHING INVENTED When there are no solar results — above the polar circle, or before the watch has a fix — the face will not guess a sun position. It shows night and tells you what it is missing. Polar daylight is not modelled in this version. More watch faces: https://watchfacekit.com/ Questions and answers: https://watchfacekit.com/faq/ How to install: https://watchfacekit.com/how-to-install-garmin-watch-faces/