-
Is there anyway you can add the date to the watch faces?
Love this one but hate that it does not have the date…
-
@nick-lincoln unfortunately no, you can only press the middle button to go to the next screen and there is a date.
-
What if you tap on it ?
Maybe it’s one of the options -
@sartoric only sun/moon stats, battery altitude and baro trend (for baro versions)
-
@nick-lincoln it is meant to be an outdoor watch face, those that use it i.e. outdoors the date is less important. Once above 1800m ( I think) you will get %O2 in the atmosphere as well. Many of the other watch faces include the date.
-
@brad_olwin above 2000 m, verified by me.
-
@markytarky I did not remember the altitude in m, I am often above that as I live at ~1500m.
-
Is this a new watch face ?
-
@Wilson75 you mean like new, still not released? No. I have it in my race right now.
-
What is the inner gauge on this face?
Outer is clearly compass and bearing but the inner white gauge appears to have a separate set of numbers with the white arrow. -
@FunkyLarma said in Watch face:
What is the inner gauge on this face?
Outer is clearly compass and bearing but the inner white gauge appears to have a separate set of numbers with the white arrow.It’s daylight. The white mark on it shows time of day.
-
@Prenj the watch face includes compass data. This watch face may only be available on Race.
-
@Wilson75 said in Watch face:
@Prenj the watch face includes compass data. This watch face may only be available on Race.
It isn’t on the Vertical.
-
@Prenj What is this face called, I tried to set it up on my Suunto Race but I don’t know how. Thanks for the reply.
-
@Dominik-Gryniuk it is calld " outdoor"
-
@Dominik-Gryniuk It’s called Outdoor. But it seems that it has changed now. I’m not sure when it happened, as I haven’t been using it lately, probably with the latest update. Now I don’t have the compass and the inner circle available at the same time on it. It’s just one or the other.
-
@Danny-poleg Thank you.
-
@Prenj That seems about right, you can’t set up both the compass and the daylight on the face.