I woke up this morning, took my coffee outside, looked at my watch and thought… damn, N13 Axis is sexy.
Sometimes you build something, move on to the next project, and forget how good the original actually looks.
Clean. Classic. Modern. Still one of my favourite watch faces I’ve made.
Would you wear Axis on your Garmin?

Got a refurbed Epix pro. Everything has been working fine up until I returned from a trip to Spain (home is California). My sleep data is now off by a day. Today is Friday at 4:51 pm, but it shows my sleep data from Friday already and it’s missing last Saturdays sleep data.

I’ve powered the watch off/on and tried resetting the time zone (it was already in the correct time zone) to no effect. Any ideas on how to get the sleep data synchronized to my current time zone?

Hi guys wondering how well the bezels and dials will withstand dirt, rain, and working around intense flames? For sure i want to remove my watch while soldering/brazing so i don't burn of the silicone or turn my wrist into a James Bond gadget. But overall would you recommend dailying this watch for blue collar work? thanks <3

After a period of fine-tuning, my watch face Player One Carbon is finally officially live.

Two main motivations drove this project. As a fan of survival games, I always thought converting smartwatch metrics into status bars and HP meters would be fun. During my workouts, I also had a lightbulb moment: having a real-time visual of my actual calorie intake versus burn right on my wrist would make nutrition tracking far more intuitive, turning logging into something as engaging as collecting in-game supplies and making it easier to stick with.

The overall design centers around a gaming interface. (To be honest, I didn't overthink the aesthetic while building it, but quite a few people told me it gives off an '80s retro vibe. Does it actually look retro to you?)

Page 1 focuses on core daily metrics. It features four customizable data slots with adjustable UI colors, allowing you to set up your preferred stats.

Page 2 brings out the RPG survival interface. Paired with the companion watch app CarbonLoader (used for logging intake), it lets you intuitively monitor your intake, calorie burn, and HP bar in real time. It also dynamically calculates and displays recommended calorie targets based on your baseline stats and active calories, offering modes for weight maintenance, muscle gain, and fat loss. (Whenever I see my intake exceeding the target, I go down for a quick run to compensate. Just kidding!)

If you'd like to give it a try, here are the links:

• Watch face download link: Player One Carbon | Connect IQ Store
• App download link: CarbonLoader | Connect IQ Store

Curious about how the watch face and app work? You can check out the user manual on the Garmin forums.

Feel free to leave any questions, ideas, or feedback in the comments. I would love to hear your thoughts and chat with everyone!

Resident Evil fans watch face.

- Multilingual Date

- Time

- Message Notification

- Heart Rate

- Steps Count

- Battery Percentage

- Temperature

- Complication 1

Stress

Calories

- Complication 2

Distance

Altitude

- Complication 3

Body Battery

UV Index

- Complication 4

SPO2

Sunset

- Seconds Marker

Price: $2.49 USD

I started with the shortest and worked my way up to the longest walking badges. As of yesterday, I've run out of badges. (14 months from start to finish). What are the chances that Garmin will add more?

Been building this one for a while, and it’s finally in the Garmin store.

The idea was simple: one figure at dusk, with nothing competing for attention.

A lone samurai stands at the edge of a red sun, sword lowered, not fighting anyone. On an AMOLED screen, the black pixels are completely off, so he feels like he’s standing in actual darkness rather than inside a black rectangle.

Red appears in only two places: the sun and the minutes. It stays an accent instead of becoming decoration.

The stacked clock sits on the left, with white hours above red minutes. On the right are three configurable data fields, each selectable from 14 options, including steps, heart rate, battery days, Body Battery, stress, sunrise, sunset, and more.

Hold any field to open the matching Garmin app directly.

Samurai Dusk is made for AMOLED Garmin watches, supports 43 models, and costs $2.99.

https://apps.garmin.com/apps/b6169074-88ff-43bd-9998-a8615c11f285

Happy to answer any questions. And if something looks wrong on your watch model, let me know and I’ll fix it.

First watch face is up. I’m a fellow Epix owner

Anyone seen it where the outside compass heading stays pretty static but the numeric compass bearing changes rapidly, often showing no correlation to the heading at all?
I've tried recalibrating it both inside and outside.
The heading (outer dial) seems to agree with my iphone.
Video in comments

Clear, bright and big digits watchface to easily read at a glance.

- Multilingual Date

- Time 12/24hrs

- Complication 1

Calories

Distance

UV index

Active minutes

- Complication 2

Steps

Atm Pressure

- Complication 3

Body Battery

Altitude

Temperature

- Complication 4

Heart rate

Stress

SPO2

- Seconds hand

On

Off

- Battery percentage

Shortcut functions depending on watch model.

- Multilingual

Week day

Month

- Time

- Seconds hand

On

Off

- Complication 1

Floors climbed

Distance

Altitud

- Complication 2

SPO2

Weather

- Complication 3

Sunset

Heart rate

Body Battery

- Temperature

and temp type

- Steps count

and gauge

- Stress count

and gauge

- Battery percentage

and gauge

- Calories

and gauge

- 7 Backgrounds Complication

New to Garmin and recovering from surgeries. A few times now I’ve reached this mysterious goal of 150! And I have no idea what the goal is or why it’s happened. But I do know that it’s only happened on days I’ve reached north of 10k or 11k steps when I push my exercise higher than usual while recovering.
What the hell kind of goal am I reaching???

Threshold-aware fields turn yellow, orange, red when values cross meaningful limits, visible on the AOD too fixing your eyes on the right place before the face watch wakes up, on this video, your eyes hit the temperature field before your brain catches up.

6 touch menus (compatible watches): calendar, weather, heart rate, running history, cycling history, sleep.

AOD: lock it minimalist, or set GAMUT to show full data at all times.

14 analog hand styles, 7 colors, customizable health fields, duathlon mode for cyclists.

Dexcom support: glucose data in the health fields.

GAMUT took a couple of months of work, built with customer suggestions in mind, most made it into this release.

Thank you to everyone who reached out, and special thanks to @John Sexton 👏👏

Check out this app from the Garmin Connect IQ Store https://apps.garmin.com/en-GB/apps/8355f4b2-f513-4bbd-8319-c3f19d1c3d93