A digital watch on a field of snow, split down the right-hand side by a deep crack that shows what lies beneath: a river, lava, a glacier lake or a canyon stream. The time fills the middle of the snow in large bevelled digits, tinted to match whatever the crack reveals. Between the hours and the minutes, a narrow column carries AM or PM above and the running seconds below. Time follows the watch's own 12/24-hour setting. Two small ticked dials sit above and below the time. The upper one is your step goal as a percentage, the lower one body battery, and each lights its ticks round the dial as the value climbs, so 60 reads as 60% of a turn at a glance. Along the top edge, a bell carries your notification count, with an alarm clock beside it when an alarm is set and a Bluetooth mark on the other side when your phone is connected. The crack holds the rest in white type: current conditions as an icon - sun by day, the moon in its real phase by night, cloud, rain, snow, storm or fog - with the temperature beside it, then the weekday and date, today's steps, calories and heart rate, and the battery with a gauge that empties as it drains. The crack itself is drawn as depth, not as a line: the snow darkens toward the break and catches a bright lip on it, the wall drops away through a band of snow crust into layers of earth, rock or ice, and the floor sits in its shadow - or, on lava, glows against it. Always-on is a separate frame on black: the time at the same size, the edge of the crack as a faint line, and every reading from the right-hand side, all dimmed to stay lit within the display limit instead of blanking after a few seconds. SETTINGS Crack: river, lava, glacier or canyon. Sets what the crack reveals, the colour of its walls and the colour of the time. Temperature units: follow the watch, Celsius or Fahrenheit. Weather data always arrives in Celsius whatever the watch is set to, so this one cannot be derived. Time format follows the watch's own 12/24-hour setting - anything the watch already knows is taken from the watch rather than asked again here.

Release 1.0.0 - Initial version Release 1.0.1 - Improved readability with larger text and icons Release 1.0.2 - Added weekday and month names in the watch's language for languages written in the Latin alphabet