Configuration

You can adapt the digiface watch face to your personal style. To do so, just start the Android Wear app on your smartphone, and press on the cog wheel of the selected digiface watch face to open the configuration dialog.

Attention

Make sure that the Digiface app is also installed on your smartphone.

Clock system

Select 12h (AM/PM) or 24h mode.

Analog hands

Display additional hour and minute watch hands.

Blinking separator

The separator character between the hours and minutes can either flash or be rendered statically. There is generally no separator shown if analog hands are enabled.

Seconds bezel

You can show or hide the seconds bezel. Hiding it may improve the look on watches with a square display, or on watches with a so called "chin" at the bottom of the display (e.g. Motorola Moto 360). On the other hand, the watch face will then show no seconds at all.

Sleepless display

If enabled, the watch face keeps its colors when the display is dimmed. Make sure "Always-on screen" is turned on in the watch settings to see the effect. Not recommended on watches with OLED display, as it increases power consumption and may reduce display lifetime.

Battery percentage

Optionally show the current battery percentage below the battery icon.

Custom branding

Customize your watch with a short (up to 8 characters) personal brand. When no text is given, digiface will be shown.

Branding font

Select your font for your personal brand, out of four fonts.

Barometer

Show or hide the barometer. If neither your smartphone nor your smartwatch is equipped with an air pressure sensor, the barometer will display no data. In this case, you can hide it here.

Displayed air pressure

Choose the type of numeric value that is displayed right to the barometer graph. This is either "current" for the current air pressure, or "last in graph" for the most recent value displayed in the barometer graph. Showing the current air pressure may require an established data connection to your smartphone.

Air pressure unit

Select the unit of measurement for atmospheric pressure that is commonly used in your country. Most commonly used are hPa (metric, equal to mbar) and inHg (imperial).

Earth's hemisphere

Choose the hemisphere you are located at. The moon is rendered accordingly.