Carbon Satellite brings a wandering-hour mechanism to your Garmin AMOLED display. Four large satellites carry the groups 1/5/9, 2/6/10, 3/7/11 and 4/8/12. Read the highlighted hour against the fixed lower minute scale. At the hour boundary, the next satellite takes over. Choose from nine neon palettes directly on supported watches or in Connect IQ settings: Cyberpunk, Acid Circuit, Hot Pink, Solar Flare, Ultraviolet, Arctic Pulse, Redline, Mint Rush and Voltage. Smooth Aileron numerals sit above a dark carbon dial. A thin ring around the entire face shows battery charge. Two alternating data pages show steps, calories, running VO₂ max, recent heart rate, distance, daily ascent and intensity minutes. Date is shown at the top. Missing values appear as --; availability depends on your model and Garmin data. Smooth motion runs only while the display is active. Reduced always-on mode uses a small gray clock that changes position each minute. The rich satellite dial is not displayed continuously in AOD. Animation and reduced AOD can be disabled in settings; 5 fps is the default and 10 fps is optional. Native layouts support compatible Garmin AMOLED watches, including smaller round displays and rectangular Venu displays. The circular design is centered on rectangular screens. Distance is in kilometers; HM means daily meters climbed, not altitude. The face uses Garmin's running VO₂ max estimate and does not calculate a new estimate. No account, subscription or Internet connection is required by the watchface. No health or activity data is transmitted by the app. Screenshots may show simulated data. This is an independent design and is not affiliated with a mechanical-watch brand. The animated preview compresses four hours (09:00–13:00) into 20 seconds and uses illustrative data.

First AMOLED release: four rotating hour satellites, nine neon themes selectable on the watch, live Garmin activity values, a full-circle battery band and a reduced always-on clock. Native layouts support round and rectangular AMOLED displays.