QueeNie 1.0 — first release An art deco watch face in onyx and champagne gold, built from a single design document and implemented for 32 Garmin devices. TWO DECO DIALS Deco Digital pairs large Poiret One numerals with a sunburst field, a crown ornament, and one configurable data line. A split rim gauge tracks two things at once: steps run down the left side in gold, Body Battery climbs the right in the theme accent, separated by a 6 degree gap at twelve and six o'clock. Deco Analog gives you gold skeleton hands with pearl inlays and a counterweighted seconds hand, over a guilloche dial with a stepped deco chapter ring, tapered batons at the quarters, 48 minute ticks, and a deco fan at six. The outer gold ring reads watch battery and closes into a complete circle at 100%. SIX ONYX THEMES Onyx & Gold, Emerald, Sapphire, Burgundy, Copper and Teal Noir. The gold never changes. Champagne gold is the structural colour - rings, hour batons, ornaments, hands - and it stays constant across all six themes. Only the background halo and the accent shift. That is why the six read as one design family rather than six recolours of the same dial. TWELVE METRICS Steps, Calories, Distance, Floors, Intensity Minutes, Heart Rate, Body Battery, Stress, Battery, Notifications, Weather and Move Bar. Put any of them in the centre line of the digital dial, or in either slot of the analog one. Each carries its own drawn icon and a progress bar scaled to a real goal where Garmin provides one. ALWAYS-ON DISPLAY On AMOLED watches the always-on mode redraws the time as outlines on pure black, so the pixels inside each numeral are genuinely off. No seconds, no ornament, no filled areas. Measured at 2.42% of dial pixels lit on the digital layout and 2.83% on the analog one - 0.45% and 0.42% once weighted by luminance. EVERYTHING CHANGES ON THE WATCH Theme, layout, the digital dial's centre line, both analog slots and the seconds hand can all be changed from the watch face settings menu. No phone required. TUNED PER SCREEN, NOT MERELY SCALED 32 devices across nine screen sizes, from 208 px to 466 px. There is not a single pixel literal in the layout code - every position is a fraction of screen width derived from the design document's CSS box model, and the font assets are generated from those same constants. Type sizes have measured readability floors per typeface, and every row is verified against the chord of the inner ring at its own height, on all nine screen families. PERMISSIONS Sensor History only, for Body Battery and Stress. Nothing else is requested.

First Release