Suunto WatchFace Store
Exciting news from Suunto is expected later this month, which may include features related to the rumoured Suunto custom watch face store. However, I’m unsure if the custom watch face store will be released soon, as the rumours might have been confused with today’s app update, which allows users to select watch faces from the Suunto Plus store. So far, it appears to include only the standard Suunto faces.
In any case, you can now better manage Suunto watch faces through the app. The options are somewhat hidden, so here’s how to access them:
Smartphone Suunto App
In the Suunto app click on the watch icon in the top left-hand corner then swipe down until you find the SuuntoPlus watch faces
There are currently about 20 faces to choose from and you can install up to 9 on your watch.
Tap any of the faces to see a larger image and more details. then either install or uninstall it.
Take Out
SuuntoPlus is progressing nicely. This must surely be the first step before 3rd parties are allowed to add their faces to the store. It will be interesting to see how Suunto does this, when the company introduced apps they made it very easy for developers to create them, let’s hope the same approach is followed with faces.
Last Updated on 11 April 2026 by the5krunner
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