Spacetime
Occasionally you will get a ‘visitor’: an asteroid, comet, spaceship or alien will transit the screen. There are eight different visitors — but to see them all you’ll have to exceed your daily activity goal!
Spacetime uses big bold fonts, making it easy to read the time at a glance.
An activity measure (calories, steps, distance, AZM or heart rate) is displayed, as well as its percentage of the corresponding goal. Touch the screen to change measures.
Spacetime allows you to display energy in kilojoules (kJ) instead of calories, and supports a range of different date formats.
On compatible watches, Spacetime has an Always On Display (AOD) mode.
Cost: $1 USD + tax.
Visitors
You may see a 'visitor' (asteroid, spaceship, alien, etc) when the watch display comes on.
You can influence the likelihood that a visitor will appear using the 'visitor frequency' setting. The positions are as follows:
- never
- 10% probability
- 25% probability
- 50% probability
- always
Which visitor you see is selected randomly. The more activity you've done, the more different types of visitors may appear. This table shows what percentage of your goal you need to achieve for each visitor:
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0%+ |
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15%+ |
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30%+ |
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45%+ |
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60%+ |
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75%+ |
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90%+ |
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105%+ |
For example, if you've done 40% of your daily goal for the currently-displayed activity type, you may see any of the first three visitors shown above.
