Suunto 9 invert watchface

SlaSh

@fivepointfive no

fivepointfive

Thanks @SlaSh. It’s a pity and I hope it will be possible because it would help me reading the contents.

SlaSh

@fivepointfive I would liked that as well and it is kinda easily achievable with additional inverted watchfaces…

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

Its a feature request I had given a long time ago. In the summer the white really increases the visibility

Marius Jacobsen Eggerud

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I thought they used the waches themselves?

Mff73

@Marius-Jacobsen-Eggerud said in Suunto 9 invert watchface:

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I thought they used the waches themselves?

Not enough time

A Former User

Is this really so hard to implement?

And not just the watch face, it would be nice to have the whole thing inverted.

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@paradize I am open to UI design suggestion.

AFAIK yes it’s not that easy and would impact battery life having to keep more pixels on.

I need one favor. Please dont use as an argument: “is it so hard to implement”?

Even if that was the easiest thing todo there are other priorities there and there is a feature request voting system that could change the prio from a business perspective.

nassosc

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos

“is it so hard to implement” if we invert that it could be “but it is so easy!”

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@nassosc it need to change icons colors and be sure that all is visible in all screens and models. I don’t think it’s; so easy

nassosc

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos i know, im just teasing you (maybe my humor on a touchy issue did not shine through). There is rarely something “easy” to change. My apologies if it was misunderstood.

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@nassosc No worries. Its mainly my mistake to try to reply to all as much as I can

A Former User

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 9 invert watchface:

@paradize I am open to UI design suggestion.

AFAIK yes it’s not that easy and would impact battery life having to keep more pixels on.

I need one favor. Please dont use as an argument: “is it so hard to implement”?

Even if that was the easiest thing todo there are other priorities there and there is a feature request voting system that could change the prio from a business perspective.

I just asked a real question - this was not used as an argument, otherwise I’d have said: “It should be not so hard to implement!”
I am also in software development and I also hate such estimations.

And Your answer with battery consumption and PRIOs is the exact the explanation I was hoping for!