Four digits, four colours, true black behind them. The palette is sampled pixel for pixel off a tie-dye paint job, and the typeface is Comic Relief — this is not a face that pretends to be an instrument. Two gauges sit on the rim: the battery along the bottom, Body Battery along the top. Two more readings sit under the time. All four are yours to change. Open the watch face editor on the watch and put what you want in any of them — steps, floors, calories, stress, recovery, pulse ox, whatever your watch publishes. Each one shows its own name, so the face relabels itself when you change it. Tap any of the four and it opens the app behind that reading. Nothing moves as the numbers change: the icons are fixed and the readings grow inwards, so a heart rate crossing from two digits to three does not shove the rest of the face sideways.

- AM/PM beside the time when the watch is set to 12-hour. - Recovery time fills its gauge instead of leaving it empty, and reads in whole hours ("5h") rather than raw minutes. - Stress and recovery time no longer wear the previous metric's name: the label reads STRESS or RECOVERY.