100% free, no hidden payments. If this face earns its place on your wrist, a coffee at ko-fi.com/glean keeps the updates coming. Help, settings and every Glean face: glean-watch.github.io New faces on Facebook: facebook.com/gleanwatchfaces and on Instagram: instagram.com/gleanwatchfaces Ratt puts the centre of a racing steering wheel on your wrist. Across the top, fifteen shift lights, five green, five red and five blue, come on one by one as your steps fill their goal; at the goal all fifteen are lit. They can follow floors, intensity minutes, Body Battery, battery or stress instead. In the middle sits the dash screen: the time large in Oxanium, with two readings above it and two below, divided by hairlines like a real dash. Each reading is any of fifteen sources: heart rate, the weather, steps and Body Battery to start, or calories, distance, floors, intensity minutes, stress, pressure, elevation, the next sunrise or sunset, notifications or battery. Around the screen, carbon weave and the rubber of the grips, stitched in the theme's colour. Under the screen, the date in your watch's own language, then battery and alerts. Five themes: Carbon, Volt, Cobalt, Ember and Mono, which lights the shift lights in white. On memory-in-pixel screens the carbon is drawn as hatching in the 64 colours. The always-on mode keeps the time in a light cut and the lit shift lights as rings.

Ratt now speaks Polish, German, French and Spanish: its settings in Garmin Connect and this listing.