A 1990s digital sports watch: lit LCD windows sunk into a moulded resin dial, with every reading in seven-segment digits. The time fills the main window in large segment digits, with the unlit segments faintly visible behind them the way a real LCD shows them. Beside it sits the day of the month over an AM/PM badge, and above it a battery bar with the charge in percent. The date tab underneath spells out the weekday and the month either side of a divider set right under the clock's colon. Readings fill the rest of the dial. Calories sit at the top with a flame, over a ten-cell bar that fills with your body battery. A strip below carries active minutes and distance, in kilometres or miles as the watch is set. On the right, a round heart-rate gauge shows your pulse in segments, with a row of cells that fill as it climbs and a mark on the bezel over LOW, NORMAL or HIGH; the heart in it beats red once a second. A round window on the left shows your recovery time in hours, and a small badge beside the clock shows your current stress level. Temperature and last night's sleep score sit between the strip and the clock, and today's steps sit at the bottom over a dashed arc that fills toward your step goal. The dial is built like the real thing. The resin plate carries a fine matte grain, each LCD window sits below a raised lip that shadows the glass, and the gauges are ringed in raised bezels with their zone words printed on. Sixty minute marks run round the rim, and the one under the current second drops out, so a gap walks round the dial once a minute. Always-on keeps the LCD windows of the time, battery and date, dimmed, and leaves out the active minutes and distance strip so the rest can stay brighter. It is measured against the display brightness limit, so it stays lit instead of blanking after a few seconds. SETTINGS Theme: Monochrome Green, Orange Navy, Indiglo Teal, Sunburst Yellow, Tactical Red or Military Olive. Each recolours the LCD windows, the dial and the accents together. Temperature units: follow the watch, Celsius or Fahrenheit. Show weather: on or off. Show sleep score: on or off. Show stress: on or off. Off leaves bare dial where the badge was. Time format follows the watch's own 12/24-hour setting, and distance follows its units.

Release 1.0.0 - Initial version Release 1.0.1 - Added an option to hide the temperature - Changed the stress badge and the AM/PM badge to larger shapes, with the stress icon under its badge - Improved readability with larger calories, steps, active minutes, distance and heart rate Release 1.0.2 - Improved the always-on screen, now brighter and easier to read, with active minutes and distance left out Release 1.0.3 - Improved readability with larger battery, date, active minutes, distance, AM/PM and stress text Release 1.0.4 - Added weekday and month names in the watch's language for languages written in the Latin alphabet