Lumarq

A color scheme sets the lume color, the lume glow and every color role at once. Change single colors afterwards; choosing another scheme replaces them again.

MIP watches show 64 colors, so their colors are the nearest panel colors and a scheme switches the lume glow off there.

Dark shows the black dial with the lume glow around the indexes. Light fills the dial with the hand color (or with the lume color while Hand color is Automatic); texts, indexes and hands then switch to colors that read on it, and any chosen color too close to the dial is replaced by a readable one.

Lume color has 13 colors (default Mint) and tints the glow behind the indexes. Lume glow switches the glow off; it is on by default on AMOLED watches and off on MIP watches, where the glow is a fine dot pattern.

Index color tints the numerals and indexes; its Automatic choice is the lume color at 80 % lightness.

A light dial lights many more AMOLED pixels and uses more battery while awake. The always-on display always stays dark.

Hand design: Classic (default), Baton (straight hands with a pointed tip) or Ornate (openwork hands with several lume windows). The styles and colors apply to every design.

Hour hand style and Minute hand style: Lume (a black frame with lume inside) or Outline (the frame alone in the hand color). The minute hand is Outline by default.

Hand color offers Same as index color (default), Automatic (the lume at 80 % lightness) and the palette. Second hand color Black is a black needle; any other color tints the needle and keeps its black knob.

Touch and hold the center of the dial to hide the hands for a few seconds and read the fields under them (Hide hands for: 2 to 10 s, default 4 s).

Text color (default Automatic, the lume color) sets the values, Label color the small labels and Custom text color the two custom texts.

Custom HEX Color 1 and 2 (defaults 00FF80, FF8000) are typed in the Connect IQ app or the web configurator and then picked as Custom 1 or Custom 2 for any role. MIP watches show the nearest panel color.

Show units (default On) shows or hides units such as KM, M or %.

The outer fields (top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right) follow the bezel in one line: the short label and the value, such as ALT 4333M. The inner fields (top, bottom, left, right) show the label above the value.

Date in an inner field is the date wheel: yesterday, today and tomorrow with a marker at today. In an outer field it is the date in the chosen Date format.

Custom text 1 and 2 (defaults HELLO and LUMARQ) are offered in the inner fields: up to 16 letters, digits and spaces, shown in capitals. An accented letter shows without its accent and any other character as a space; None leaves a field empty.

GPS position shows the last position the watch recorded, as 50.08N 14.42E or 50°05'N 14°25'E; the face cannot start GPS itself.

Touch shortcuts (default On): touch and hold a field’s text to open the Garmin view behind it, or the bezel to open the progress ring’s metric. With the ring off, the bezel opens the nearest outer field.

The ring runs clockwise from 12 o’clock: the lit part in Progress ring color, the rest in Progress ring track color. It accepts metrics with a goal or range; the Goals settings set the targets Garmin does not provide.

Mode: Progress (default), Full (the whole ring lit) or Off. Bezel scale chooses the numbers of the scale: 0-60 min (default), 0-12 h, 0-24 h or 0-100 %. The scale is decoration and does not change what the ring measures.

The GMT hand is a 24-hour arrow showing Alternate timezone 1: one turn a day, midnight at 12 o’clock. With the 0-24 h bezel scale it reads directly against the scale. GMT hand switches it off.

Seconds switches the second hand off (on MIP watches it is the always-on seconds marker). Smooth seconds (AMOLED, experimental) sweeps the second hand while the watch is awake and costs battery.

Data time format (9:05 default, 09:05, Military) and Hide AM/PM set times inside fields. Alternate timezone 1 and 2 feed the Alt Time Zone metrics; their labels (up to 5 characters) are set in the Connect IQ app.

Smart weather shows the next notable change; Upcoming weather looks ahead within the Forecast range.

Remaining Sun / Dark counts down to the end of civil twilight during the day and to first light at night.

Mode: Full (default), Minimal. There are no seconds, and the center of the minute hand shows only its thin rim, so fewer pixels stay lit.

Day and Night brightness (Low, Medium, High; both Low by default) and the Day/night brightness schedule set the hands. In Full, Dial brightness sets the indexes and the scale and Data brightness the fields (15–100 %, both 60 % by default).

Colored AOD (default On) keeps tones of the scheme colors; Off uses gray. With the light background the always-on display stays dark.

Pixel shift (default On) moves the picture a few pixels every minute through nine positions to protect the screen.

The lume glow is drawn as a fine dot pattern and starts off. Low power keeps the complete face, updated once a minute; Seconds then shows an always-on seconds marker instead of the second hand.

Appearance wizard (top of Appearance) steps through the appearance settings, Data setup wizard (top of Data fields) through the nine fields. Nothing is saved until Done › Apply; Back on the first step or Cancel keeps the previous settings.

System › Web configurator shows the configurator’s QR code and the last download state. Reset to defaults restores every setting after a No/Yes question; Refresh data reads all values again. User Guide shows a QR code to this page.