FLYOVER — the Earth seen from the sky, on your wrist. Magma, Basalt, Geyser, Onyx, Braid, Estuary, Atoll, Dune, Badlands, Salt, Crevasse, Moraine, Floe, Tundra, Canopy, Terrace — vast, strange, real. Every one of these is a place on this planet, photographed straight down from the air. A lava river branching through black rock. Salt pans the colour of stained glass. A glacier split open to sapphire blue. Seen from above, at the right hour, the Earth stops looking like a landscape and starts looking like another world. Sixteen of those views, and over them a clean Bebas display with every number you actually need. 16 VIEWS FROM ABOVE Magma, Basalt, Geyser, Onyx, Braid, Estuary, Atoll, Dune, Badlands, Salt, Crevasse, Moraine, Floe, Tundra, Canopy, Terrace. Each one is shot vertically, with no horizon and no sky, so the image fills the dial completely and the low raking light keeps deep shadow exactly where your data sits. A pure black option is included too — and because black pixels are switched off on AMOLED, it is the gentlest choice for your battery. COLOURS THAT FIT THE VIEW 12 ready-made colour themes — Ivory, Gold, Silver, Ember, Sunset, Coral, Rose, Ice, Aqua, Forest, Violet, Crimson — each a smooth gradient running from the top of the dial to the bottom. Prefer to build your own? Switch to Custom and pick from 40 shades, zone by zone: hours, minutes, and each data field separately. CLEAN, BOLD LAYOUT Large Bebas hours and minutes, readable at a glance Four data slots you assign yourself, plus the date Weather with its own icon in the third slot Battery and notifications kept discreet at the top 20+ METRICS Steps, heart rate, calories, distance, floors, active minutes, respiration, body battery, stress, pulse ox, barometric pressure, altitude, intensity minutes for the day or the week, week number, battery, notifications — pick any four and rearrange them whenever you like. WEATHER & SUN Current temperature and conditions, humidity, UV index, wind, chance of precipitation, sunrise and sunset times, plus a second time zone with a manual offset for anyone working across borders. MADE YOUR WAY 12-hour or 24-hour time, leading zero on or off, seconds on or off, AM/PM on or off, several date formats, metric or imperial units for distance and temperature, battery as a percentage or an icon. Built for 34 Garmin AMOLED watches. A bug or a question? Please write to me at [email protected] rather than leaving a review — I answer personally and usually within a day, whereas I may not see reviews for days. If something is not working, I would much rather fix it for you. Keywords: flyover, aerial, aerial photography, from above, bird's eye, drone, satellite, earth from above, landscape, nature, terrain, topography, lava, volcano, glacier, arctic, desert, dunes, canyon, salt flats, coral, atoll, ocean, river, delta, rainforest, travel, adventure, explorer, outdoors, hiking, running, photographic, realistic, dark, black background, amoled, watch face, watchface, digital watch face, big numbers, clean, modern, data fields, metrics, weather, sunrise, sunset, second time zone, always on display, aod, customizable, 16 backgrounds, venu, vivoactive, fenix, epix, forerunner, instinct amoled, approach, d2

Nine new data fields Sensor temperature, from the watch's own thermometer where it has one. Weekly totals for steps, calories, active calories, distance and floors, counted from Monday. Active calories over seven rolling days. And weekly running and cycling distance. Long press on any field A long press on any data field — left, right, or third — opens the corresponding Garmin analysis screen directly. Same goes for the battery indicator and the notification count in the top bar. Weather Weather is now a full option for all three data slots — left, right, or bottom — just like steps, heart rate, or any other field, instead of being limited to a fixed spot at the bottom. It keeps its familiar icon-and-temperature display wherever you place it. Always-on, now with three modes A dedicated Always-on menu in the main settings lets you choose what stays on screen when the display dims: the time alone, the time with the date, or a full view of the watchface without the background skin. In full mode, all elements are attenuated except the hour, which stays at full brightness regardless of mode. A second setting lets the hour keep its chosen colour or switch to plain white. Units, now fully independent Distance, weight, height and temperature each have their own setting under a new Units section in Display. Previously a single switch changed everything at once; now you can display distance in miles while keeping temperature in Celsius, for example.