@diogao13 I fully agree. That’s a must!

@Audaxjoe Well, you’re right or you make a choice, the whole always on feature disappears, who likes just a watch, who likes more information when fading out

@Johan-Ulijn yes, maybe parse them with fitfiletools or gotoes will solve this

@sky-runner On my watchface: Weather, Sunset Distance Moon I use: Weather to estimate quick what clothes I should put on. When in doubt, I’ll check it on my phone. Sunset/-Rise to plan my run (it’s forbidden to run in my forest when the sun is not up) Distance since I keep recalculate my cumulative distance during the week. It’s conveinient for me to see it on my watchface Moon because I like the moon. It’s just for fun, but also: I love a moon-run in, especially in this snow; I love the ash-grey crescent moon. I do want to know when to look up The same could count for the CTL and TSB metrics. I haven’t been using this much since the TSB hasn’t been 0 till yesterday since I’m only 2,5 months at Suunto. I could imagine I won’t look it on my app every week. But I would like some estimation on my watch. When it’s off I would analyse in my app. The only real reason to use the app is for the route planning

@yadihinz I need to move this topic, which watch and which phone os?

@suzzlo It shouldn’t be - tap watch icon, choose watch, make changes. I don’t know how settings are stored on the watch but my assumption it’s some kind of xml or JSON which should be really easy to back up and restore granularly.

@AYHAN-YILDIZ if your headset can accept a call, it should also be able to reject a call. At least all headsets I know can. Ignoring a call is always safer than rejecting while riding IMHO.

I use this regularly and considering it is a 3rd party developer/app I am not sure how/when/if it would become a “Suunto” app/feature. Great solution to a missing function in the Suunto platform and kudos tot eh developer!

@Simon-Rasmussen I agree. That would make it much easier to categorize notifications at a glance. Right now, it feels a bit outdated.

I’m still in need of this one. Or the “remember the last 5-10 used timers” and present it as a list. Like the short list of the sports modes…

@OutdoorMan I also find the existing limit of 3 data screens limiting, and there is absolutely no good reason why this limit exists. Keep in mind that older users with declining eyesight want fewer larger font fields per screen. I try to not exceed 4 fields per screen, and if I want to use a graph data field, that limits that screen to two fields. For example, on the main screen I have elapsed time, distance, HR, average pace. Then I always have a screen dedicated to vertical stats - current elevation, ascent, descent, vertical speed. That leaves me with only one data screen for everything else, and I have to think hard what I have there. Also, I like to have a screen focused on the current performance including pace, HR, cadence, etc. But then I also want fields like the battery level, sunset/sunrise time, etc. Also that leaves me no way to use any lap specific fields, which are sometimes useful when racing. I end up using some S+ apps as a workaround to have additional fields. But that is a rather poor workaround.