Vector Pulse combines a digital clock with inset telemetry panels and a stepped goal meter. Forerunner 255 and Forerunner 255 Music use the compact MIP layout with 3 configurable data fields. Forerunner 965 and epix (Gen 2) use a separate full-colour AMOLED layout with 3 configurable fields. The layouts are model-specific. Choose from 11 Garmin-native metric options: steps, step goal, distance, total daily calories, watch battery percentage, recent recorded heart rate, floors climbed, Body Battery, stress, oxygen saturation, respiration. These are selectable choices, not 11 simultaneously visible readings. Time respects the watch’s 12/24-hour preference. Configurable distance follows metric/statute settings (km/mi). Settings and field labels are in English. Metric availability depends on your watch, firmware, permissions, sensor settings and recorded samples. Heart rate, Body Battery and stress use recorded samples with a five-minute freshness limit; oxygen saturation uses a 15-minute limit. Respiration uses a Garmin activity-monitor snapshot without a sample timestamp, not a continuous live sensor feed. Missing, unsupported, stale and invalid values show explicit status indicators. Compact MIP fields may use OLD, BAD, LOCK, ERR or OVR when appropriate. AMOLED low-power mode shows only the time and AM/PM when applicable. No weather, maps or sleep tracking. It displays Garmin-provided data, not new medical measurements or advice. Validation for this release is simulator-based, not physical battery-life or burn-in testing. Gallery images combine native simulator screens with illustrative watch scenes; they are not hardware-test photographs.

Version 1.3.0: refreshed typography inspired by Vector Momentum with Science Gothic numerals and Atkinson Hyperlegible Next supporting text, target-sized for each display. Updated semantic metric icon colours and clearer hierarchy while preserving this face’s layouts, settings and device support. Includes 11 selectable Garmin-native metric options; availability depends on the watch, firmware and recorded samples.