DEEP — Ocean Watch Face for Garmin AMOLED. Lagoon, Shallows, Surf, Barrel, Rays, Kelp, Iceberg, Floes & Frost — deep, vivid, fully customizable. Take the ocean with you. Deep wraps your Garmin in nine full-screen underwater scenes — the turquoise of a tropical lagoon, sunlight rippling across white sand, the foam of a breaking swell, the glassy wall inside a wave, sunbeams cutting through open water, a towering kelp forest, an iceberg below the waterline, drifting arctic floes and cracked blue frost — under a big, bold, easy-to-read time. Battery, notifications, date, live weather and your favourite health stats sit cleanly on top, each in the colour you choose. NINE OCEAN SCENES Lagoon · Shallows · Surf · Barrel · Rays · Kelp · Iceberg · Floes · Frost. High-detail imagery with a dark outline behind every element, so text stays razor-sharp over any water. Plus a pure black background for maximum battery saving. COLOURS THAT POP - 12 hand-crafted colour themes — Ivory, Gold, Silver, Ember, Sunset, Coral, Rose, Ice, Aqua, Forest, Violet, Crimson — smooth gradients that flow from the top of the face to the bottom. - Or go fully custom: choose from 40 colours for the hours, minutes, date and each data field, independently. Millions of combinations. CLEAN, BOLD LAYOUT - Large, stylish time font - Battery % and notification count up top - Date always on show (weekday + DD/MM/YYYY / MM/DD/YYYY) - Two data fields plus a weather slot (or a third field) 20+ METRICS Steps, heart rate, calories, distance, floors, active minutes, Body Battery, stress, Pulse Ox (SpO2), respiration, altitude, barometric pressure, UV index, wind, humidity, chance of precipitation, week number, second time zone and more. WEATHER & SUN Live conditions with a weather icon and temperature (°C/°F), sunrise and sunset times, plus a second time zone with selectable GMT offset — perfect for travellers. MADE YOUR WAY 12/24h, several date formats, km/mi, seconds, AM/PM, padded hour. Set everything on the watch (long-press UP → Customize) or from your phone. Always-On Display, battery-friendly. Built for 34 Garmin AMOLED watches, resolution-independent. A bug or a question? Please use "Contact Developer" — I reply fast and ship fixes, whereas I may not see reviews for days. Keywords: ocean watch face, sea, ocean, water, waves, wave, surf, surfing, barrel, swell, foam, underwater, diving, scuba, snorkeling, freediving, lagoon, turquoise, tropical, beach, sand, caustics, sunbeams, kelp, seaweed, reef, iceberg, ice, floes, arctic, polar, frost, blue, aqua, marine, nautical, sailing, swimming, triathlon, HD, AMOLED, colourful, customizable, gradient, theme, weather, sunrise, sunset, data fields, fitness, health, fashion, elegant, bold, minimalist, men, women, unisex.

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.