Trend Watch

Current values matter, but trends matter even more. Ever wanted to know how your heart rate has been trending over the last hour? Which part of your workday was the most stressfull? How long has your recent walk lasted? These questions and many more are answered by this watch face with 1-3 background trend charts and extensive configuration.

=== Q&A === Which information can be displayed as trends? - The watch can display heart rate, elevation, steps, temperature, body battery, floors climbed, calories burnt, active minutes per day, stress level and air pressure if your device supports it. How do I adjust the watch face configuration? - You can either use the mobile app (Connect IQ) or the desktop app (Garmin Express), details can be found here: https://apps.garmin.com/settingsHelp. What to do if elevation seems incorrect? - Elevation is displayed based on air pressure. This has very low battery consumption compared to GPS, but it is also less accurate. If you think the elevation is not showing the correct value, activating GPS for a while might help (e.g. by starting an activity). What to do if the history of my steps is not displayed? - Many Garmin watches provide native support for history of selected data, such as heart rate. Other values, such as steps, are only provided as actual values. For these values, the watch has to first collect the history before it is fully displayed. You do not need to do anything to make it work, just be patient ;) === Version history === Version 1.3 - adjustments caused by latest Garmin updates Version 1.2 - extended support for custom text. Improved chart display. Added orange color scheme. Version 1.1 - added support for custom text. You can now display additional text on the screen which can include the following: [S] for current step count, [SG] for goal on steps, [SP] for current percentage of step goal fulfillment, [F] for floors climbed, [FG] for goal on floors, [DD] day in month, [DM] for month, [DY] for year, [DWD] for weekday in English, [BAT] for battery level, [REC] for recovery time and [N] for newline Version 1.0 - first release