Nativity turns your Garmin into a Christmas night: a nativity stable silhouette on a dark hill, sheep on the hillside, and a large radiant Star of Bethlehem in a deep-blue sky — behind a big, outlined time display. The whole scene is drawn with polygons, not a bitmap. It uses almost no memory, adapts to any screen resolution, and still feels alive: while the watch is awake, the Star of Bethlehem twinkles and its light rays shimmer. On AMOLED displays the night looks rich and deep. On 64-color MIP displays the scene quantizes correctly, so the sky, hill, and star stay clear. Typography is large and readable, with dark halos so the time stays legible over the scene. Below the clock you get the date and a stats row with heart rate, steps, and battery with charge level. Always-on support on AMOLED devices: a burn-in-safe low-power screen with dim time and date and a small star glyph, jittered every minute. Fully offline. No settings needed. No permissions beyond standard sensors. Supported devices: fenix 7 / 7 Pro, epix 2, Venu 2 / 2 Plus / 3 / 3s, Forerunner 955 / 965.

First release. Meet Nativity: a procedurally drawn Christmas watch face with a nativity stable on a dark hill, sheep on the hillside, and a radiant Star of Bethlehem that twinkles while the watch is awake. Large outlined time, date, heart rate, steps, and battery. Always-on support on AMOLED devices.