Upgrade your Garmin with Tri-Arc Pro, a premium, highly customizable watch face designed for maximum readability, sleek geometry, and essential information. Built specifically to look stunning on high-resolution AMOLED screens while being gentle on your battery. KEY FEATURES: Massive, Ultra-Crisp Time: Featuring a choice of three bold fonts so you can read the time at a glance. Two-Tone Color Themes: Independently color the Hours and Minutes to match your style, your bike, or your workout gear. The "Tri-Arc" Dashboard: Three highly customizable data rings track your daily goals and metrics (Battery, Steps, Heart Rate, and more). All arcs can be displayed in a choice of independent colors, or using the smooth multi-color gradient option. Weather: Current weather conditions shown clearly in the center of the face. Ice-risk Indicator: Perfect for winter bikers, commuters, and runners. Warns you of potential ice on the roads, helping you stay safe during those colder months. Configurable Hour Markers: A choice of static, moving or no hour markers. Battery & AOD Optimized: Meticulously coded to use minimal active pixels during Always-On Display (AOD) sleep mode to prevent screen burn-in and save your battery. HOW TO CUSTOMIZE: To change colors, fonts, and gradient fades, open the Garmin Connect IQ App on your phone, find Tri-Arc Pro in your installed apps, and select "Settings." 24-HOUR FREE TRIAL: Try Tri-Arc Pro 100% free 24-hours, meaning you can experience all the features, colors, and the ice-risk indicator. After 24 hours, the trial will expire and a 5-digit code will appear on your watch. Simply go to kpay.app on your phone or computer and enter the code to purchase a lifetime unlock for just $4 (securely handled via KiezelPay). (Note: Uninstalling and reinstalling the watch face will not reset the trial). Disclaimer: The ice-risk indicator is an estimate based on weather data and is for informational purposes only. It is not a guarantee that roads or paths are safe or free of ice. Always exercise caution and use your own judgment when traveling in winter conditions.