One Line - The Time, Twice as Big

Most watch faces give you fourteen numbers and hide the time among them. This one does the opposite. The time takes up nearly half the screen, in the largest font your watch has, white on black. You read it with your arm down, in sunlight, without your glasses. Underneath, one line. You choose what goes in it - up to three of: steps, calories, sleep, heart rate, Body Battery, distance, the date, or the watch battery. Pick one and leave the rest off. Nothing else competes for your eye: the data is grey on purpose, so the time is always what you see first. - The biggest numeric font your watch supports, measured per device - Up to three fields, and they can all be off - Dark or light - 12 or 24 hour, or whatever the watch is set to - Always-on display: the time only, dimmed, shifting slightly so nothing burns into an AMOLED panel - No permissions requested - English and Spanish Free for 7 days, then a one-time purchase of $1.99. No subscription, no ads, nothing collected about you. When the trial ends the watch shows a code; you enter it at kzl.io/code to unlock the face permanently. Payment is handled by KiezelPay, not by this app - it never sees your card details, and refunds go through them. Common questions "A code appeared on my watch and I don't want to buy it." Switch to another watch face. Nothing is charged and nothing is kept. "I paid but the code is still there." Your watch has to sync with your phone first. Open Garmin Connect and give it a minute. "Who is KiezelPay?" The company that handles the payment, at kzl.io. This app never sees your card details, and refunds are requested through them. Questions or problems: write to me and tell me your watch model. There are a few other paid faces of mine in the store as well - a hand-drawn bear that reacts to your day, a countdown to your next race, and the real sky above you right now. All free for 7 days first. Disponible en español.

Renamed to One Line. Same watch face, new name - it now matches the store listing on the watch itself.