=== DESCRIPTION === TGWatch 2 puts your day on the bezel and the time in the middle. Three concentric rings fill clockwise from twelve o'clock, so a glance tells you how far along you are — no numbers to read, no menus to open. Each ring is yours to assign, with its own colour: - Steps goal — against your daily step goal - Heart rate — against your configured maximum - Battery — against a full charge - Floors goal — against your daily floors climbed goal - Active minutes — against your weekly goal - Move bar — how close you are to the next nudge - Nothing — switch the ring off entirely Out of the box: steps on the outer ring in amber, heart rate in the middle in red, battery on the inside in blue. A ring only fills when the watch can actually supply the number. If a metric is unavailable on your model, that ring shows its track alone — honest empty, not a false zero. At 100% the ring closes into a full circle, and it never laps. A ring on a goal — steps, floors, active minutes — starts to glow past 80% of it, a halo in the ring's own colour that grows as you close in, and the finished ring is brightened towards white. The rings that only have a ceiling, heart rate and battery, stay flat. SWITCH A RING OFF AND THE CLOCK GROWS Set any ring to Nothing and it disappears, handing its space back to the middle. The clear area inside the innermost remaining ring widens, and the clock steps up to the largest face that fits it. Run one ring, or none, for a face that is mostly time. THE MIDDLE Above the clock, a compact line. Below it, a value with its label. Both slots take: date, steps, heart rate, battery, calories, distance, or nothing at all. Distance follows your watch's own kilometres-or-miles setting, and steps are grouped with thousands separators. TWELVE SETTINGS - Outer ring, and its colour - Middle ring, and its colour - Inner ring, and its colour - Top field - Bottom field - Show field label - Time colour - Label colour - Background Change them in Garmin Connect, or without touching your phone: long-press UP, then Watch Face, TGWatch 2, Settings. Every setting is editable on the watch itself, and the face redraws the moment you pick a value. BUILT FOR AMOLED AND MIP Ring thickness, ring spacing and every text row are fractions of the screen, so the same proportions hold from 218x218 up to 466x466, on AMOLED and on memory-in-pixel screens alike. The rings are thin with a clear gap between them on purpose: at equal thickness and a tight gap, three tracks read as one band and you cannot see where a ring ends. Text is measured before it is drawn, not assumed to fit. Every row is checked against the chord of the circle inside the rings — which is much narrower than the screen near the top and bottom — and steps down a size until it fits. Long labels shorten, BATTERY to BATT, and a label that still will not fit is dropped rather than clipped. On always-on displays, sleep mode drops the rings entirely and keeps a dim clock and top line. That measures under 5% of pixels lit, comfortably inside the 10% these panels allow: less burn-in risk, less battery drawn while your wrist is down. 12-hour mode drops the leading zero. 24-hour mode keeps it. SUPPORTED WATCHES 102 watches across nine screen sizes: - fenix — 5 Plus, 6, 6 Pro, 7, 7 Pro, 8 Solar, 8 (43mm, 47mm, 51mm), 8 Pro, 9 (43mm, 47mm, 51mm), 9 Pro (43mm, 47mm, 51mm), 9 Pro Solar (47mm, 51mm), plus the E, and tactix and quatix variants - Forerunner — 165, 170, 245, 255, 265, 570, 745, 945, 955, 965, 970 - Venu — 2, 2S, 2 Plus, 3, 3S, 4 (41mm, 45mm) - vivoactive — 3 Music, 4, 4S, 5, 6 - epix — Gen 2, Pro (42mm, 47mm, 51mm) - MARQ — Gen 1 collection, Gen 2, Gen 2 Aviator and Gen 3 - Instinct 3 AMOLED (45mm, 50mm), Instinct Crossover AMOLED - Enduro, Enduro 3, Enduro 4, Descent Mk2, Mk2S, Mk3, G2, D2 Air X10, D2 Mach 1, Mach 2, Approach S50, S70, S72

11 more watches. The face now runs on 102 models: fenix 9 and fenix 9 Pro in 43, 47 and 51mm, fenix 9 Pro Solar 47 and 51mm, Approach S72 43mm and 47mm, Enduro 4 and MARQ (Gen 3).