The Dune Desert watch face turns your day into a walk across the dunes at dusk. The horizon runs low and amber, the light never quite lets go, and at the center of it all sits a single drop of water — the most precious thing you can carry in a desert. It fills a little fuller with every step, every floor climbed, every minute closer to whatever goal you've set for the day, until it's brimming and the day is won. It's not the only thing keeping score. A small dot travels a ring off to the side, closing in on a gold marker the same way. A plain number sits on the other, for whatever else you'd rather keep an eye on. Glance at it for the shape of your day; look closer for the exact figure. Three readouts, all yours to reassign: - The ring, tracking steps, floors climbed, battery, Body Battery, VO2 max, stress, or intensity minutes. - The drop, tracking the same, plus sleep score. - The sun, open to all of those and more (heart rate, calories, distance, temperature, sunrise and sunset). Swap any of them anytime, right from the watch or the Garmin Connect app, no reinstall required. The time and date sit between them in a hand-built typeface with a soft outline of their own, so they hold their ground against the artwork no matter what the sky is doing. Dune Desert is built for the long haul: it runs on AMOLED touchscreens and on the sunlight-readable displays (MIP) serious outdoor watches favor, with a minimal, glowing-ember always-on face that keeps the horizon lit through the night without draining the well dry. Found a bug, or wish it did something it doesn't yet? Write to us at [email protected]. We read every message, and the desert's always changing.

v1.2.1: updated AOD fonts v1.2.0: updated icon and font assets v1.1.0: implemented animated progress ring and filling of spice drop; updated assets