Analog Ticker combines classic analog hands with the satisfying little details of a mechanical counter. Your steps get five proper digits, including the zeros. Even on a sofa day, they deserve to look good. Four data positions let you decide what deserves a place on your wrist. Pick a metric and its style for each position, repeat a favorite, or choose None for a quieter face. Steps fit at the top or bottom, where those five drums have room to breathe. Choose from battery, heart rate, date, steps, time, daily distance, total calories burned, floors climbed, Body Battery, stress, sleep score, weekly intensity minutes, VO2 max and SpO2. Availability depends on your watch, firmware and recorded data. Missing readings show dashes rather than an enthusiastic guess. Every metric has four display styles: • Ticker: shaded drums with a gentle rolling animation. The date stacks an accent-colored weekday above the day, and digital time uses contrasting hour and minute drums. • Framed: a tidy outline around the reading. • Minimal: just the useful bits, with less decoration. • Dial: a small instrument scale with a moving pointer and colored progress. There are six hand styles: Cutout Sword, Precision Baton, Drum Key, Orbit, Chronograph and Solid Sport. Pick Warm ivory, White, Ice blue or Silver for the primary color, then Amber, Red, Teal or Blue for the accents. Hands, markers, frames, icons and ticker materials follow your choices. Daily, Training and Minimal presets give you a starting point. Change individual settings afterward, or save your own setup in either of two custom slots. Loading a preset asks before replacing your current settings. A small courtesy for the indecisive among us. Choose kilometers or miles, kcal or kJ, and 12-hour or 24-hour digital time. Progress dials use Garmin's step, floor and intensity-minute goals where provided. Set distance and total-calorie goals in the watch face, and heart rate uses your Garmin zone maximum. On AMOLED watches, always-on mode keeps dim hands and hour marks, with the data fields and seconds removed. On MIP watches, the full face stays visible in low power while seconds and ticker animation pause. MIP has its own carefully matched 64-color palette, so colors, shading and fine details differ from the AMOLED screenshots. Change the settings on your watch or through Connect IQ. Supported on the 68 compatible models listed by the store. For feedback or feature requests, you can reach us at [email protected].