An analog watch dial set over early morning in a young beech wood: light low behind the trees, a veil of mist between the trunks, fresh leaves lit through from behind and a mossy floor with a few small flowers. The hands are faceted silver swords with lume inserts, one side lit and one in shade, and a slim gold seconds hand with a counterweight. They are read against polished applied batons with lume inserts, a double baton at 12, each standing off the dial and casting its own shadow onto the forest. Around the edge runs a smoked-sapphire chapter ring with a printed minute track. The minute hand moves in whole-minute steps. At 6, a framed window shows the weekday and date. At 9 and 3 sit two recessed subdials of frosted glass, the forest blurred behind them, each with a polished ring, a fine needle and the two ends of its scale. Each subdial shows the reading you choose, marked by a small icon under the needle: body battery, battery, step goal, heart rate, steps, temperature, stress, or active minutes over the last seven days. Steps run to 40,000 and active minutes to 600, so each major mark is 10,000 steps or 150 minutes. The whole dial is rendered as one piece, with the scene, glass and metal lit together, so it reads as a real dial rather than flat graphics. Always-on shows a quiet sketch of the forest's outlines, the markers and the subdial rims as dim lines, with the hour and minute hands. It stays lit within the display brightness limit instead of blanking after a few seconds. SETTINGS Left subdial: body battery, battery, step goal, heart rate, steps, temperature, stress or active minutes over 7 days. Body battery by default. Right subdial: the same choices. Step goal by default. Show seconds: on or off. Shows or hides the seconds hand. It is always hidden in always-on. Temperature follows the watch's own units.

Release 1.0.0 - Initial version