Minimalist Analog Easy Read

Less is more. Some watches shout, this one breathes. Minimalist Analog Easy Read is a return to the watches we grew up trusting: a clean black dial, sharp but friendly hands, numbers you can read in the time it takes to lower your wrist. The date turns in its small window at three o'clock like a tiny machine. Yesterday, today, tomorrow. Three small readings wait politely at the edges of the dial: your steps, your heart, whatever matters to you. Tinted in a color you choose, and silent until you look for them. And for that occasion when your watch needs to be a watch again: the dinner, the ceremony, the evening when nobody is counting steps. Switch the readings off and let the dial fall silent. Hands, numbers, the date. Nothing else. The room gets your attention; your wrist just quietly agrees with you about the time. It is minimalism of the warm kind: not empty, just calm with a strong hint of personality. Now you can go even further: a new option allows you to switch to an even simpler date window. Tip: long tap a complication to cycle through the available data, or hide it completely (long tap the empty space to bring it back). 13 accent colors. In 32 languages.

Sunrise and sunset: a new reading shows whichever comes next. Before dawn it gives you the sunrise, through the day the sunset, and after dusk tomorrow's sunrise. It reads the times from the watch itself, which needs one new permission: complications. Battery in days or percent: a new setting picks how the battery reading is shown. Days by default. Small improvements and bugfixes.