Avionis: Glass Deck · Flight Instruments

A glass cockpit for your wrist - real flight instrument design, driven by your body's data. It is completely free. WHAT IT DOES - Two avionics tapes on scrolling scales like a primary flight display - and you pick what each side shows: heart rate, Body Battery, watch battery, stress, Pulse Ox or respiration. A band beside the heart-rate tape shows your last-hour range. - A heading-style goal arc up top with a magenta goal bug - steps by default, or switch it to floors climbed or intensity minutes; it sweeps toward the center index as you close in on your goal. - A day line with the sun travelling from sunrise to sunset - at night it becomes the moon, drawn in its real current phase. - The bottom line is your pilot brief: date, temperature and wind. - Three configurable data blocks in flight-computer style (default: battery endurance, altitude, messages) - press and hold one to open its app. - Raise your wrist and the deck powers up from standby: the panel glow fades in and the scales slew onto their values. - Always-on mode keeps the whole instrument visible in dim standby ink - time, values and scales, burn-in safe. - Four phosphor colors: green, amber, ice blue and white. Typeset in B612, the typeface designed for Airbus cockpit displays. Everything is drawn on the watch - no account, no phone app. MORE WATCH FACES If you like it, have a look at my other watch faces: - My Day 24: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/e0a4d1c2-d311-4319-93d7-6f77f9cce380 - Half Time: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/f98f984a-bf87-43da-9ca5-21496eb6bf29 - Auralis: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/a3baa400-3fdd-46c8-a0fb-33f3c3abbb6f - Mandalis: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/daa86e3a-4f58-437b-986e-db5ba62be961 - Daedal: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/8ac4c012-0917-4a5d-933c-ee4a8e5e1860

New: a Text size setting. Choose Large and the captions, the scale numbers and the date line are drawn noticeably bigger. The data blocks grow to match, and the bottom line splits into two rows so nothing is cramped. Thank you to everyone who wrote in about the small text. Normal looks exactly as it did before.