Hi @angeoudemon - you are not the only person with the problem, have you tried changing to a Fitbit clock face though and restart the watch and fully charge it, to make sure it is not something simple.
Sometimes syncing can be an issue and running with Bluetooth off will help see if that is a cause.
If it's an early symptom of hardware damage from water getting in it won't improve, and the last step to verify is to try a factory reset and if it continues a warranty replacement if it is covered.
It is a good idea to make a note of the names of any clocks or apps and any special watch or app settings you use and sync before a factory reset or replacement if necessary.
Bear in mind EEA users are only allowed to install Fitbit stuff after a factory reset or replacement.
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