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I read in the UI Design Guide that this is "active state" or "always-on state" clock difference.

But  I can't find a clue on how to set my watch as active-state and disable going to the other (simple) clock.

Any ideas ?

Thanks.

Duplicated post, same question here:

https://developer.tizen.org/forums/web-application-development/gear-s-watch-face-and-screen-timeout

It is abnormal situation that 3rd party developers can change/inactive this simple mode.

With this situation custom watch faces doesn't make sense in Gear S...

how do you know that developers can't change this ?

on the preinstalled watchfaces , there are 2 faces.

There seems to be an app called "low energy clock" which does this.

is that a Samsung watch?

Ah, I've had the same question here:

https://developer.tizen.org/forums/web-application-development/custom-watch-clock-application-on-gear-s

That is of course sad, I don't know why I would even write a custom watch face if I can't see it all the time. This functionality should not be limited to native applications.

It can't be true that we can not do this for our custom developped wathcfaces.

I don't bother asking Samsung support however, never got a serious/good answer from them in the past anyway.

Is anybody able to grab the wgt file that does this, we can have a look into it....

I haven't seen a non-Samsung application do this, what's the low energy clock you have found?

I have tried low energy clock.

All it does is make the clock awake. But it doesn't actually behave like the native apps.

Am I wrong ?