Caliza

Caliza reads like an instrument. Four giant digits fill the middle of a pale limestone dial. Six short readings ride the rim, each on its own arc, and an accent frame with a flat bay at the top and the bottom separates them from the time. Your own word stands over the digits. Nothing on the dial belongs to anyone else: the compass, sun and message marks are drawn line by line for this face, and the lower data field uses crisp transparent-background icons. Features - An instrument dial: giant digits on one line, on a flat pale face - Six readings around the rim, each in its own place on the circle, curved along the arc on watches that draw curved text - A customizable field under the digits, next to the date; set it to a reading, live seconds, or Empty - A second customizable field in the lower frame bay, with a crisp contrasting icon beside its value and no surrounding badge - The same 20 choices in all eight data fields: steps, heart rate, Body Battery, watch battery percentage, battery days remaining, calories, daily distance, floors, stress, altitude, temperature, intensity minutes, recovery time, weekly run distance, weekly bike distance, seconds, messages, sunrise, sunset and Empty - Your own word on the dial, up to 8 characters, or hide it - 12 colour themes: five pale stone dials, five dark ones, and two strictly monochrome black-and-white choices - A choice of drawn compass or sun above the word. Messages are an optional reading in any data field and never replace another selected reading - The date in three forms: weekday and day, day and month, or month and day - Optional seconds beside the time or in any data field, while the screen is awake - Always-on ready: dim digits on a black screen, drawn small and stepped so an AMOLED screen stays safe - Reads sensors once a minute and redraws from what it kept, to save battery - Four languages: English, Spanish, German and French - 12-hour or 24-hour time, and your distance and temperature units, follow the watch settings Unavailable readings show "--"; Empty hides a field, and seconds hide in low-power mode. Recovery time and remaining battery days use the watch's own values; weekly running and cycling distances use its native weekly totals and follow your distance units. These readings require a device that exposes the corresponding data to Connect IQ. Sunrise and sunset use Garmin's weather location and follow the watch's 12/24-hour setting (a/p indicates AM/PM). Location permission and available Garmin weather data are required. Caliza never starts GPS or sends your location off the watch. A missing location or sun event displays "--". Every store picture is a real screenshot from the simulator. The face on your wrist looks like the face in these images. Settings Open the Connect app, pick your device, then go to Connect IQ Apps > Watch Faces > Caliza > Settings. There you choose the theme, the seven main fields, the icon field in the lower centre, the word on the dial, the date format, the compass or sun style, and the switches for the top mark and beside-time seconds. Every change applies right away. There is no need to reinstall the face. Support Do you have a question or a problem? Write to [email protected] and I answer. If Caliza earns a place on your wrist, a short review helps other people find it — and tell me what you want next, I read every review.

Battery days remaining remains available alongside battery percentage across configurable fields. Includes the latest shared battery integration and retains the flexible field choices and sunrise/sunset metrics from 1.8.0.