That's an odd one - what did the corrupted screen actually look like? Is it possible the watch display just got really cold in this weather?
Usually there's a little more power left after it reaches 0% (and the watch will just work normally reading 0% until it turns off) but the hardware should automatically shut off when the battery reaches ~3v, which is well within spec for the components.
To get low enough for real problems, I'd expect from that Gadgetbridge graph that the charge display would have stayed on 0% for some time
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That's an odd one - what did the corrupted screen actually look like? Is it possible the watch display just got really cold in this weather?
Usually there's a little more power left after it reaches 0% (and the watch will just work normally reading 0% until it turns off) but the hardware should automatically shut off when the battery reaches ~3v, which is well within spec for the components.
To get low enough for real problems, I'd expect from that Gadgetbridge graph that the charge display would have stayed on 0% for some time