fjell: analog

An outdoor instrument that never stops looking like a watch.

fjell is an analog face first. Faceted silver hands over a black

instrument dial, a full sixty-tick minute track, restrained blue markers, and a mountain signature at twelve. The data is there when you look for it — it just isn't what you see first.

A DIAL DRAWN LIKE A REAL WATCH

The tick ring, the numeral and the wordmark are rendered at each panel's exact pixel size, not scaled down from one master. Hands sweep over the complications the way they would over a printed dial, and the hour hand advances continuously through the hour rather than jumping.

FIVE FIELDS, TWELVE SOURCES

Every field is yours: altitude, heart rate, steps, battery, calories, distance, floors, active minutes, stress, body battery, and the date. Turn off the ones you don't want and the dial simply gets quieter.

A PROGRESS RING THAT FOLLOWS THE WATCH

Steps, battery, floors, active minutes, stress or body battery, drawn as a silver arc around the bezel with a blue marker at the tip. It follows the geometry of the watch instead of adding another rectangle to it.

BUILT FOR ALWAYS-ON, NOT JUST TOLERATED

On AMOLED the always-on frame is a hollow skeleton dial that drifts between twenty-four positions every minute, so nothing sits burning into one place. On MIP the palette is written directly in the sixty- four colours those panels actually render, so the hands keep their faceting instead of flattening to one grey.

TUNED PER DISPLAY, NOT PORTED

Fifty-three devices, each with its own art and its own typefaces.

WORKS WITH SUMMITER

Own Summiter as well and two more sources appear: Summit Progress and Milestone Progress, in any field or on the ring. Don't own it, and nothing is missing — fjell is a complete watch face on its own.