An AMOLED watch face for 20 Garmin models, made for active people: live weather, steps, distance, heart rate, calories and a faded BMW photo — all readable at a glance

### Full description Triathlon Drive puts the numbers you care about on one clean, high-contrast dial. **Weather** - Current temperature, shown in °C or °F to match your watch settings - Condition icon: clear, partly cloudy, cloudy, rain, snow or thunderstorm - Day/night marker (sun or moon) above the icon - Data comes from your Garmin watch's own weather feed; "--°" is shown until the first update arrives **Daily activity** - Steps with thousands separator (12,345), following your Garmin Connect step goal - Distance in km - Calories burned - Multi-colour progress ring around the dial **Health** - Live heart rate, with the latest stored sample shown when no new reading is available - Four colour dots for heart-rate zones **Device status** - Battery percentage with a lightning-bolt icon at 12 o'clock, plus a mini battery gauge - Bluetooth icon (only when your phone is connected) - Alarm icon (only when an alarm is set) - Date with weekday, e.g. `FRI 2 OCT` **Design** - Solid hours with outlined minutes — sporty and easy to read - Pure-black background for AMOLED, neon colours for outdoor contrast - 4 faded car-photo backgrounds, selectable in Garmin Connect / Connect IQ settings - Tennis racket icon for racket-sport fans **Always-On Display** - Minimal AOD showing only time and date in soft grey, so very few pixels are lit - The block drifts a few pixels every minute to help prevent AMOLED burn-in ### Compatible devices 20 round AMOLED Garmin models: - **vívoactive:** vívoactive 5, vívoactive 6 - **Venu:** Venu 3, Venu 3S, Venu 4 (41 mm / 45 mm) - **fēnix:** fēnix 9 (43 / 47 mm), fēnix 9 Pro (43 / 47 / 51 mm), fēnix E - **epix:** epix (Gen 2) - **Forerunner:** Forerunner 970, Forerunner 570 (42 / 47 mm), Forerunner 170, Forerunner 70 - **Instinct:** Instinct 3 AMOLED (45 / 50 mm) Layout and artwork are scaled for each screen size (390, 416, 454 and 466 px), so every element stays aligned from the smallest to the largest display.