A living candy-cane cloth on your wrist: seven bright red and white bands that wave like fabric, with a big, easy-to-read time on top. Candy Cane is a festive Garmin watch face built around the stripes themselves. There is no emblem and no background photo. The cloth is drawn with polygons, so it uses almost no memory, fits any screen resolution, and ripples with a gentle 3D wave while your watch is awake. Those red-and-white bands read instantly as a candy cane. On AMOLED displays the colors stay vivid; on 64-color MIP displays they sit exactly on the device color grid, so the stripes stay clean and crisp. Time stays the star. Hours and minutes are large and outlined, with dark halos that keep them legible over the busy cloth. Below the clock you get the date and a stats row for heart rate, steps, and battery charge level. On AMOLED devices, always-on display is included. The low-power screen is burn-in safe: dim time and date, a small candy-cane glyph, and a slight position shift every minute. Fully offline. No settings to configure. No permissions beyond the usual sensors. The face shows numbers only, so it works in any language. Supported devices: fenix 7 / 7 Pro, epix 2, venu 2 / 2 plus / 3 / 3s, Forerunner 955 / 965.

First release of Candy Cane: a procedurally drawn, waving red-and-white cloth behind a large outlined time, with date, heart rate, steps, battery charge, and always-on support on AMOLED devices.