GMT — Dual-Time Analog Watch Face

Hi, I'm Bruno. I'm not a professional developer — I put a lot of effort into this. I have a day job, and I enjoy running half marathons (for now). Your purchase helps me keep making watch faces so your Garmin always looks its best. GMT brings a classic three-hand dive-watch look to your wrist, with a real second time zone built into the dial — no rotating bezel required. HOW IT WORKS Hour and minute hands are shaped like a tapered dagger — thin at the pivot, wide through the middle, with a subtle beveled edge on one side for a sense of depth instead of a flat, plain hand. A slim third hand tracks a second time zone, sweeping the full dial once every 24 hours against a subtle, low-contrast 24-hour scale (24 at the top, then 2, 4, 6... clockwise) tucked just inside the hour markers — enough to read at a glance, never competing with the main dial. CONFIGURABLE GMT HAND Pick your second time zone from the watch face settings — any UTC offset from -12 to +14 — or set it to "GMT Off" to remove the third hand and the 24-hour scale entirely and run it as a clean three-hand watch. DIGITAL DATA WINDOW A small display near the center shows one live data field of your choice: Battery, Steps, Calories, Heart Rate, Distance, Floors Climbed, Active Minutes, Stress, Body Battery, or Date. Distance automatically follows your device's unit setting — kilometers or miles. 5 COLOR PALETTES Amber, Ocean, Forest, Crimson, or Mono — each one recolors the hands and hour markers together, switchable any time from the watch face settings. WHO IT'S FOR GMT is for anyone who likes the look of a real analog dive/pilot watch and wants a second time zone on the wrist without digging through a menu — travelers, remote teams, and anyone who just prefers hands over digits. GMT is designed for modern round AMOLED displays and looks its best on mid-to-large screens (360px and up).

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