I have the same problem with S9PP. All watchfaces vanished from my watch and app as well.

@Santolo-Felaco same problem here, any official update?

@sky-runner good find, but AFAIK mapbox is only used in the app, not on the watch…

@Elvis-Tavarez Hi I’m trying some plannings with the coach AI , and I have the same trouble that you. Suunto Coah it’s very simple, most of the plans don’t specify the intervals, recoveries, warm up time etc. in the calendar. So then in the Race watch is worst, you need to plan manually. I think that Suunto need more work over trainning plans, competence like Garmin or Coros plan you the series including rythm based on your goals etc , and you don’t need to do anything on the watch. Albert

@Ecki-D. @Brad_Olwin Some updates. The watch has been stopping the HR tracking at night, at different times and for different durations, almost every day. But it always recovers and continues reading. I thought it could be wrong contact with the skin, but I don’t think it is the issue after tightening it more. Also, I rebooted it yesterday, and it occurred again. I wouldn’t care much if it is for a short time, but then the sleeping times are totally wrong, because it seems that the sleep time stops when that happen, if it recovers, it doesn’t count it anymore. And today, without any interaction with the watch, I noticed that the watch face was the default one. It has lost the one I installed and configured. The software version is still the same. Any ideas? Is it also a known issue? Thank you in advance!

@Stavrogin Now i know from Suunto Support, I am not alone with this problem.

@PsaRasmus-G said in Can‘t see my POI on the Map ( in Watch ): Any idea about the export/import of POI’s? Nothing in recent years. https://forum.suunto.com/post/78879 https://forum.suunto.com/post/168723 https://forum.suunto.com/post/105744 https://forum.suunto.com/post/70714

Today I ran “out and back”. At the end of “out” I stopped for 40 minutes. I paused the activity, to save the battery I switched the battery mode to Tour mode. After the stop I switched the battery mode back to Endurance mode and ran back. All data off the activity is correct: Distance, Times, Elevation profile, Pace etc. But the gps track shows the “out” part only, not the “back” part. [image: 1764599561823-93cb5ab4-cf43-430a-a37b-035142b17520-image.png]

The Race 2 is my first Smart/Sports watch and I am quite happy I got a titanium version on a good bargain second hand and I like the look and feel (although I like the bezel of the Vertical or Race1 more). I am on my 10th day and the battery is at 25% with 24/7 HR measurement, sleep tracking and wake-on-rise with only display showing. So far in my 10 days I had 2 GPS activities and 4 non-GPS activities logged. I don’t know exactly if the battery life statement of 18 days includes logged trainings but I cant imagine how to reach 18 days but lets see still happy with the battery. I think the crown moves too easily and would wish for more haptic feedback. Sleep tracking seems to be quite good, although it misses sometimes some short awake times. I really love the screen and UI

@Egika ok thanks for answer, I remember that I had similar problem maybe last winter with SV1, I am not sure if there was some update on not

More and new watch faces are actively developed

@yoora Came here looking for a solution to a similar question. I recently ran a race that is a short 5K (the actual distance is closer to 4.68 km). However, my watch reported that I ran 5.18 km, a full 0.5 km farther than the actual course length with a significantly faster average pace than I actually held. When I navigate to Settings -> Connectivity -> Paired Devices -> Stryd X on my watch, it shows “SPEED & CADENCE, POWER”. I’m assuming these are the metrics the watch is sourcing from the pod. Does this mean that distance is coming from GPS? This was a downtown race, but there is only one “tall” building that is 17 floors, the second tallest is 8 floor, and the rest are 4 floors or shorter. It was a clear sky, and the street is very wide. The watch has very good view of the sky. So I don’t think buildings would cause poor GPS signals. I ran this race with other friends, and all their watches recorded 4.5-4.7 km. I’m the only outlier with 5.18 km. None of them have Suunto though, but as I understand it, I have multiband GPS, so it should not have been a problem anyway. So what is sourcing pace and distance? The watch or the pod? Or is pace coming from the pod and distance from the watch?