A watch from before watches got clever. ———————————————————————— OLIVE · AMBER · ICE · CLOUD WHITE · NIGHT WHITE ———————————————————————— Seven-segment digits, a pixel font, a battery bar made of little squares. And the part almost nobody bothers with: **the dead segments stay visible**. That faint figure-eight behind the time is what separated a real liquid-crystal display from a drawing of one — leave it out and the whole thing reads as fancy dress. FIVE PANELS Olive, amber, ice, cloud white, and white on black. The first four are the greenish and yellowish cast of cheap eighties electronics; the fifth is for anyone who just wants a black background and nothing else. ON SCREEN — The date above, in English or Russian — Two fields you choose: steps, heart rate, temperature, distance, calories, floors, Body Battery, stress, altitude, wind, sunrise, sunset, active minutes, notifications, battery — or empty — Seconds can be switched on; their cell is fixed and never moves the main time — Switch them off and the hours and minutes grow and centre themselves — The battery gauge is always there — Degrees, kilometres and metres follow the watch, or your own choice — 12 or 24 hours — Always-on keeps the same seven-segment geometry, outlined More watch faces: https://watchfacekit.com/ Questions and answers: https://watchfacekit.com/faq/ How to install: https://watchfacekit.com/how-to-install-garmin-watch-faces/