GMT analog watch face for two time zones – free. A GMT hand on the 24-hour scale shows the time in a second time zone – with world time for 315 places plus UTC and a daylight ring for sunrise and sunset. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⭐ HORIZON PRO: free choice of all colors and data fields ▶ https://apps.garmin.com/apps/8a2f2164-1dc2-4bf1-972b-00ef9036fad2 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ SET GMT • Choose city: first the region, then the place • Or manual UTC: a fixed offset in 15-minute steps, e.g., UTC+5:30, without daylight saving time • “+1” or “−1” after the place name means it is already tomorrow or still yesterday there SUN REFERENCE • The ring shows when it is light and when it is dark, with marks for sunrise and sunset • Ring and sun times follow either the GMT city or your location; with UTC they can also be hidden COLORS AND FIELDS • Fixed in Free: Classic color scheme; next sunrise or sunset at the top, steps on the left, second time zone at the bottom, date on the right • Your choice in Pro: 32 color presets, your own colors and four fields with 29 values such as heart rate, Body Battery or weather, each of which can also be hidden • Horizon Pro is a separate watch face: buy once, no subscription Low-power Always-On view, settings right on the watch, six languages. For round AMOLED watches, all models under “Compatible Devices”. Local times for each place follow Garmin’s time zone rules; local sun times need weather data on the watch.

One customer asked for a better Always-On – and Free gets a piece of it too: • Always-On: day and night now easy to tell apart on the ring – brighter day arc, more subdued night section • Sun time at the top easier to read, brighter at night and at twilight • New in the watch menu, marked PRO: Always-On and Always-On brightness • New in Horizon Pro: Always-On with the whole dial (Slim, Full) in three brightness levels and 15 new values for the fields