CENTINEL Stats

Let's be real for a second. You bought a high-end Garmin to track your life, not just to look at the time. CENTINEL is built like a real instrument: clean, information-dense and designed for users who actually care about their metrics. The idea is simple: Your morning coffee is gone in 15 minutes. This stays on your wrist all day. ⭐️ THE DASHBOARD TIME & DAILY INFORMATION - Digital time and Analog Time - Current weekday - Current day of the month - Current weather temperature - Weather condition icon - Automatic temperature units according to your Garmin settings CONFIGURABLE DATA SLOTS Choose a different data type independently for the Top, Bottom and Left positions. Available data types: - Battery - Heart Rate - Steps - Calories - Floors Climbed - Intensity Minutes - Sunrise - Sunset - Altitude - Sea Level Pressure - Notifications - Weekly Running Distance - Weekly Cycling Distance - Recovery Time - Stress - Body Battery - Running VO₂ Max - Cycling VO₂ Max - 5K Race Predictor - 10K Race Predictor - Half Marathon Race Predictor - Marathon Race Predictor - Pulse Ox - Respiration Rate - Solar Input - Current Temperature - Wheelchair Pushes Depending on the selected metric, the dial automatically formats values such as distance, altitude, recovery time, race predictions and temperature using your Garmin's system units. CUSTOMIZATION: - 6 background styles: Main, Blue, Gold, Magenta, Green and Red - Hide Watch Hands option for a fully digital look - Configure the Top, Bottom and Left data positions independently - On-device settings menu - Settings can also be managed through Garmin Connect - Touch shortcuts for opening the selected native Garmin data source - Press the Top, Left, Weather or Bottom areas to access their related data AN INSTRUMENT, NOT A DECORATION CENTINEL combines a digital core with traditional watch hands and a structured data layout. Keep the hands visible for a classic instrument look, or hide them when you want maximum data readability. ⭐️ A TECHNICAL REALITY CHECK On AMOLED watches, Garmin automatically enters a low-power mode when the watch is idle. In this mode, the screen is dimmed and seconds do not update every second. This is normal Garmin behavior designed to protect battery life and the display. Raise your wrist and the watch returns to full-power mode with live seconds, current data and the complete active display. CENTINEL gives you the information you want without turning your watch face into visual clutter. David | Timefy