Meridian (Free 48H Trial)
· vV1.7.1
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This is the FREE 48-HOUR TRIAL of Meridian. Every feature is unlocked, with a small countdown on the dial. After that it keeps working as a plain clock.
The full version is a separate watch face - buy it, install it, then select it on your watch.
Get the full version here:
https://apps.garmin.com/en-GB/apps/900e63b4-2fa6-4604-8000-3a161fb0b93c
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Meridian reads your day at a glance, like an aircraft instrument cluster. The hero time sits dead-centre in a seven-segment phosphor display, lit digits glowing over the deep unlit ghost of the panel behind them. The true-black carbon face means the readouts shine and nothing competes with them.
Around an octagonal panel a segmented ring fills toward your step goal. A mini-gauge in the top-right and another at the bottom each sweep a wide 240-degree arc, their coloured zone band turning amber, then red, as a reading heads out of range. It is the same instant, in-or-out read you get from a real cockpit dial.
Two small trend tiles flank the lower dial, each stacking a metric now, an hour ago and two hours ago, so you can see which way it is heading at a glance.
A weather cluster sits up top. A quiet status row carries battery, phone connection and unread notifications, and curved bezel labels name every dial the way an avionics panel would.
Nothing here is decoration: every element earns its place, and the whole face is built to be scanned in a heartbeat and trusted.
The cluster is yours to arm. One setting sets the phosphor theme: Teal is the signature look, Amber a warm avionics tone, Ice a cool blue, and Red Alert takes the entire panel battle-stations red with amber warnings.
Both gauges draw from a full catalogue of readings. Body: heart rate, stress, Body Battery, SpO2, respiration. Activity: steps, calories, floors, distance, active minutes. Environment: temperature, elevation, pressure, weather. Plus notifications, date and battery.
Each can be drawn as a swept needle, as lit segments, or as a plain digital readout, all in the same footprint. The bezel label follows whatever you pick, and Off retires a gauge cleanly for a sparser face.
The two lower trend tiles each track Body Battery, Stress or Heart rate — the readings that keep enough history to trend — or switch off. Point the steps ring at your watch's own daily goal or a fixed custom target of your own.
Temperature honours your Celsius or Fahrenheit setting, distance your kilometres or miles, and the clock your 12 or 24-hour preference, with a colon or dot time separator to suit your region.
The time and every readout are set in a custom-baked typeface, smoothly anti-aliased for clean, exact letterforms, and the gauges and glyphs are drawn on-device so they stay razor-sharp at any size. The always-on display is burn-in-safe by design: a dimmed, true-black render of the time. Show the date or a battery readout alongside it if you like, with no ticking seconds to spare your battery. Quiet the status row or the notification cue for an even calmer panel.