A tactical instrument panel on a camouflage ground: a large digital clock in the middle, a second time zone above it, and every reading of the day docked around them. The hour sits in its own angular plate, the tens digit pale and the units digit in the accent colour by default, with the minutes set apart to its right. Each of the three can be given a colour of its own. Below the minutes, a smaller plate carries the seconds. The plates are machined metal frames around recessed dark windows, casting their shadow onto the cloth; they face each other corner to corner across a narrow diagonal gap, and each is wrapped at its outer end by a raised anodised rail in the accent colour. Above them, centred, a small analog clock in an eight-sided frame shows a second time zone of your choice, and can be switched off. The other panels lock onto the same corners. Today's calories sit against the analog clock, the weekday against the hour, your recovery time against the seconds, and today's distance against the recovery panel. Recovery is shown both as hours and as a ring of 24 points, one lit for every hour still to go. The date, in its own window, and a notification count sit in the upper right. Current temperature and a realistic weather icon - sun, partly cloudy, cloud, rain, snow, storm or fog, with a moon at night - sit low on the left, and the watch battery sits at the bottom. Two segmented gauges ride the rim. Body battery fills the upper left, steps against your daily goal fill the lower right, and each carries its value and icon in curved type along the gauge. On the right, your heart rate sits above a trace of its recent history that moves with each new reading. The background is camouflage cloth in a choice of patterns - printed on a visible twill weave, with soft folds catching the light - kept dark so it stays behind the readings and running to the edge of the screen, with two bolt heads at the rim. Every panel is a machined window with cut corners, and the weekday sits on an anodised plate - nothing on the face is rounded - so it reads as one piece of equipment. Always-on is a separate, dimmed frame on black: the hour and minutes in their own colours, the body battery and steps gauges with their values, and the analog clock traced in outline. SETTINGS Instrument theme: Aurora, Ember, Mint, Ice, Lime, Signal Yellow, Brass or Teal. Sets the accent and the pale gauge colour together. Hour first digit, hour second digit and minute colours, each set on its own: Theme, White, Blue, Orange, Mint, Ice Blue, Lime, Signal Yellow, Brass or Teal. Theme by default. Background camouflage: Woodland, Desert, Urban, Night or Off. Second time zone subdial: on or off. On by default. Second time zone offset: minutes from UTC, so 480 is UTC+8 and 330 is UTC+5:30. At 0 the small clock shows local time. Distance units: metric, imperial, or follow the watch. Metric by default. Temperature units: follow the watch, Celsius or Fahrenheit. Time format follows the watch's own 12/24-hour setting.

Release 1.0.0 - Initial version Release 1.0.1 - Added four themes: Lime, Signal Yellow, Brass and Teal - Added an option to switch off the second time zone subdial - Added body battery and steps to the always-on display - Changed the camouflage to realistic printed cloth that runs to the screen edge - Changed the clock plates, cards, date and weekday to machined metal windows - Improved text size across the face - Improved the layout so the clock and subdial are centred on the screen Release 1.0.2 - Added colour settings for the first hour digit, the second hour digit and the minutes Release 1.0.3 - Changed the weather icons to realistic ones, with night versions - Changed the temperature to show only the degree sign - Improved readability with a larger heart rate, date and temperature