A white vase on a black ground, or two faces in profile looking at each other: the famous drawing reads either way, because the faces are made entirely of the space around the vase. Artists call that space negative space, and it often says as much as the shape it surrounds. Negative Space is a monochrome segment LCD: big ice-white digits with faint ghost segments, plain pixel type, a dot-matrix weather picture, and a ring of dots that fills as you move. It keeps a full day of watch data in view and leaves plenty of dark space around it, so the quiet parts get a say too. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY Negative Space Trial is a free, separate download. It runs for 3 days (72 hours from first use), with no automatic charge: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/31a563fc-8b8d-4501-86a5-e1e2764f754d AT A GLANCE - Large segment clock with ghost segments, and the day and date, in 12- or 24-hour time. - Weather header: a dot-matrix condition picture, current temperature, the daily high and low, humidity, and UV index. - A dot ring that follows steps toward your daily goal, or daylight elapsed. - A status line that flags low battery, stale weather, or a disconnected phone, and a speech bubble that shows how many notifications are waiting. The bubble hides when there are none. SIX FIELDS, 19 CHOICES Four tiles (heart rate, Body Battery, steps, and watch battery by default) and two side fields (sunrise and sunset by default). Pick from heart rate, resting heart rate, steps, Body Battery, stress, calories, floors, active minutes, moon phase, watch battery, sunrise, sunset, notifications, temperature, rain chance, humidity, UV index, wind speed, and weather summary. MAKE IT YOURS - Five LCD palettes: Ice, Paperwhite, Amber, Mint, and Red Alert. - Optional awake seconds. - Hold a field to cycle it, if the shortcut is on. ALWAYS ON The always-on display keeps the dot ring with your progress, the ghost-segment clock, the date, battery and the notification bubble, in your palette. It moves a few pixels every minute to protect AMOLED screens. MIP WATCHES New in 1.3: fēnix 7, fēnix 8 Solar, Enduro 3, and Forerunner 255 and 955 models. Their 64-color memory-in-pixel screens get a layout of their own, in flat colors and whole-pixel type: the dot ring, the segment clock, the date, the weather picture, the temperature with high and low, four tiles, two side fields, the status line and the notification bubble. Humidity and UV index stay available as field choices. These screens are always visible, so the whole face stays on while the watch sleeps; only the seconds hide. GOOD TO KNOW - Missing readings show dashes. Weather older than two hours fades to gray. - Negative Space uses Garmin-provided weather, health, activity, profile, and watch-status data. Available readings depend on the watch model, sensors, firmware, and Garmin data availability. It makes no external network requests and stores only preferences. Compatible with select Garmin watches, including Venu, vívoactive, Forerunner, fēnix, epix, Enduro, MARQ, Instinct, Descent, D2, and Approach models, with AMOLED or MIP screens. See the supported-device list for exact models. If you like this watch face, please leave a review and a 5-star rating. See every Chris Creates face: https://watch.chris-creates.net Created by Chris Creates, LLC. Questions or feedback: [email protected]. Please include your watch model, firmware, face settings, and a description of the issue. Screen images are simulator captures with sample data. The cover and hero show a capture in a rendered watch. Negative Space is a third-party watch face and is not made or endorsed by Garmin.

v1.6: Improved always-on and wake transitions by using the watch's current display mode. Forerunner 265 and 265S remain supported. Added English, German, Danish, French, Italian and Spanish for settings, dates, field labels, status text and trial screens. The face follows the watch language. Added Inverse White and LCD Tan: dark LCD ink on light panels, with matching sleep views. Both themes are included in the full edition and throughout the active 72-hour trial. Theme names support all six languages.