Five pictures in the listing instead of three, and the readings in them are real rather than zeroes: the cells after dark, when the sunset becomes a sunrise, and the same face in miles and degrees Fahrenheit.
The second-zone label sits on the band's centre line now. The settings page enforces its own rules as you make the choices: a reading can only sit in one cell, picking a zone fills in its three-letter code, and the label keeps only the letters the watch can actually draw. The store's pictures were recaptured — the orange in the old ones was not the watch's.
The clock sits on a fixed grid, so every digit keeps its place on the screen whatever the time and the colon no longer drifts. The sunset cell turns into a sunrise once the sun is down, and both icons were redrawn to be readable at a glance.
The clock now sits on a fixed grid: each digit keeps its place on the screen whatever the time, and the colon no longer drifts. A little more air around it too.
The second-zone label sits on the band's centre line now, and the settings page enforces its own rules: a reading can only sit in one cell, picking a zone fills in its code, and the label keeps only the letters the watch can draw. The store's pictures were recaptured — the orange in them was not the watch's.
The second time zone can now be any UTC offset in use, from UTC-12 to UTC+14, half-hour zones included.