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One developer, 16 Garmin watch faces, one shared engine.

My Day 24 Half Time Activity Graph Auralis Mandalis Daedal Three Lights Avionis Stardome Colorama Skydial Skeleton Regulator Skeleton Bridge Smoked Crystal Mecha Digi

Three of the faces are rewrites of classics: My Day 24 (a 2017 Connect IQ Developer Award nominee), Half Time and Activity Graph each passed 10,000 downloads on the previous watch generation, and were rebuilt from scratch for the current one. Across all his Garmin apps, the developer counts over 100,000 installs since 2017.

The rest are new faces that turn live biometrics into art or instrument design. Auralis paints stress and Body Battery as an aurora. Mandalis grows a mandala from your pulse and steps. Daedal hides the time inside an ink labyrinth that rebuilds itself every minute. Three Lights tells the time as three coloured lights that drift and blend. Avionis puts a glass cockpit on your wrist with real avionics tapes and a heading-style goal arc. Stardome computes the sky actually above you, 734 catalogue stars deep. Colorama reads your day off four printed gauges from a 1960s instrument. Skeleton opens a mechanical movement under the dial, eleven wheels and a flying tourbillon at their true ratios, and Skeleton Bridge stands the same kind of movement on a single diagonal truss with two geared gauges beside it.

All of them: always-on support, settings on the watch, native complications, 11 languages, and every color-display Garmin watch on Connect IQ System 7 or newer. A one-time purchase of $1.99 or $2.99 depending on the face, priced locally on each store page, with a 48-hour return window. Built in Monkey C by Tomas Slavicek since 2017.

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