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Glad you sorted it @Waffle!
@karttu it's possible you had BLE (or 'Programmable') disabled and then this happened, and now you're stuck with Bluetooth disabled and no way to re-enable it.
If that's the case, please can you install a new Bangle.js firmware following these instructions: https://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js#firmware-updates
After that you should be able to connect (by holding BTN1 while booting so you get the Bangle.js logo) and then 'Install default apps' and you'll be good.
I'm pretty sure this has nothing to do with GPS. The
getting GPS timetext should disappear in around a second after boot normally regardless of whether you have a GPS fix or not. The fact that it stays is probably a sign that some error occurred (probably out of memory).