Skydial

A weather watch face where the whole dial is the sky outside. The clouds, the wind, the rain and the stars all come from the real weather where you are, so a glance at the dial tells you what it is doing out there before you read a single number.

• A live sky: the cloud cover decides how many clouds you see, and they drift at the speed and in the direction of the real wind.
• The sun and the night: on AMOLED watches the sun crosses the sky by day, from sunrise to sunset. A clear night brings the stars and the moon.
• Rain and storms: in heavier rain, drops run down the glass. A thunderstorm brings lightning.
• Six layouts: each one different enough to feel like a separate watch face.
• 19 graphs and forecasts, 13 gauges: fill the layout with the forecast, the day's data or a seconds gauge. The text lines take any value your watch offers, even from other apps, and the battery can show how many days it has left.
• Set up on the watch: as you scroll through the choices the dial changes with each one, so you see how it looks before you keep it. The same settings are in Garmin Connect on your phone.
• Easy to read: the time is big, in a clean, simple typeface, and it stands out over any sky, from bright clouds to a dark storm.
• Quick: raise your wrist and the sky is already there. It moves smoothly while you look, then goes still.
• Always-on display: the sky turns dark and your layout stays on the screen, dimmed.
• The weather is Garmin's own, already on your watch - no account, no phone app.