The time up top, big. Underneath, your day printed line by line, the way a terminal would print it: $ DATE TUE 08 SEP $ STEPS 8432 $ HEART 68 $ BODY 71% $ BATT 50% And a cursor blinking at the end of it. Four colours: phosphor green, amber, cyan and white. Every line can be switched off, and the lines your watch cannot provide are skipped rather than shown as a dash - a console full of holes looks broken. - The time large enough to read at a glance, then as much data as you want - Four terminal palettes - Every line optional - Up to three extra lines you choose: calories, distance, floors, intensity minutes, altitude, temperature, sunrise/sunset, stress, Pulse Ox, recovery time, respiration, system status (unread messages, alarm, do not disturb, phone disconnected), a heart rate graph of the last 4 hours or a second time zone (pick one of 50 cities and summer time changes by itself) - Optional seconds next to the time - Your own last line: type up to 24 characters and the face prints those instead of the greeting - Text size: the lines size themselves to your screen, and you can push them a step larger or smaller - Battery as a percentage, as the days left the watch estimates, or both - Date format: TUE 08 SEP, TUE 08/09, TUE 09/08, 2026-09-08, 08/09/2026, 09/08/2026 or 09/08/26 - Blinking cursor, which you can turn off - Adapts to round and rectangular screens: on a round watch the lines are laid out to the real width of the glass at each height - Always-on display: just the dimmed time in your colour, so nothing burns into an AMOLED panel - Asks for four permissions: Background and Communications, which the payment library needs to check your licence; Sensor History, which is where the watch keeps your heart rate and Body Battery; and Complications, which lets the extra lines read data like altitude or sunrise from the watch itself. Nothing about you leaves the watch - English and Spanish You change all of this in the Connect IQ app on your phone: open this watch face and tap Settings. Updates sometimes add new options, so it is worth a look after one. Free for 2 days, then a one-time purchase of $1.99. No subscription, no ads, nothing collected about you. When the trial ends the watch shows a code; you enter it at kzl.io/code to unlock the face permanently. Common questions "A code appeared on my watch and I don't want to buy it." Switch to another watch face. Nothing is charged and nothing is kept. "I paid but the code is still there." Your watch has to sync with your phone first. Open Garmin Connect and give it a minute. "Who is KiezelPay?" The company that handles the payment, at kzl.io. Questions or problems: write to me and tell me your watch model. There are a few other paid faces of mine in the store as well - a hand-drawn bear that reacts to your day, a countdown to your next race, and the real sky above you right now. All free for 2 days first. Disponible en español. More watch faces I made: - Week Pro: one face, six metrics, your goal, your colors. - Glass Cards: your stats on glass cards. - One Line: the time, twice as big, and nothing else. If this face stays on your wrist, a review helps more than it looks. Most of mine have one review or none, and that is what anyone deciding sees. How paying works: 2-day free trial, then $1.99 once. No subscription. You pay on KiezelPay's checkout page with PayPal, Apple Pay or a card (card payments add a $0.30 fee). Your payment details go only to KiezelPay, never to me, and they refund within 30 days. Want more than one? All 16 of my watch faces are $6.99 together, paid once: choose the bundle when you enter your code. Also by MarioZ: Glass Cards, a clean card face with 24 data options: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/1ff1f397-8dac-4606-b068-2699b63c8d50 Follow @marioz.watchfaces on Instagram and TikTok for tips and new faces.

When the trial ends, the purchase screen stays until you unlock it. Enjoying it? A rating on its Connect IQ page helps a lot.