New Garmin watch faces in 2026

By Ivan Lukichev · Updated 9 October 2026

These are our newest Garmin watch faces — the most recent designs we have published to the Connect IQ Store, freshest first. Every one runs live in the previews below, so you can see it tick before you install. We update this page each time a new face ships, so check back.

Modern Watch MIP — new

Modern Watch MIP brings the rounded time and two progress arcs to round MIP watches: fēnix 5 to 7, fēnix 8 Solar and 9 Pro Solar, Enduro 3 and 4, MIP Forerunner models. Three fields you choose, seven colors. $2.99, one-time.

Large Font Digital MIP — new

Large Font Digital MIP puts huge stacked hours and minutes on round MIP watches: fēnix 5 to 7, fēnix 8 Solar, Enduro and MIP Forerunner models. Three fields you choose, seven colors. $2.99, one-time.

Classic Nine MIP — new

Classic Nine MIP brings our best-selling analog dial to round MIP watches: the bold 12 and 9, a big background 9, a date window and three fields you choose, in Steel, Gold or Ice Blue. $2.99, one-time.

No Frills MIP — new

No Frills MIP is our first face for round MIP watches: fēnix 5 to 7, fēnix 8 Solar, Enduro and MIP Forerunner models. Big time, a step-goal bar, three readings you choose and four flat colors. $2.99, one-time.

Germany Park Atlas — new

Germany Park Atlas puts all sixteen German national parks, from Berchtesgaden to the Wadden Sea, behind a large digital time, with optional rotation every 30 minutes or every hour. $2.99, one-time.

USA Park Atlas — new

USA Park Atlas puts ten illustrated national park landscapes behind a large digital time, from Yosemite to Acadia, with optional rotation every 30 minutes or every hour. $2.99, one-time.

Broken Screen — new

Broken Screen makes your watch look smashed, with a crack through the digits or a bullet-hole impact, while it keeps perfect time and shows battery plus two fields. A harmless prank. $1.99, one-time.

Zodiac Light — new

Zodiac Light is a white analog dial with a strip of all twelve zodiac signs that highlights yours by date, plus months, moon phase and weekday. Seven accents. $1.99, one-time.

Elegant Sport Ultra — new

Elegant Sport Ultra is the top edition of Elegant Sport: modes for every subdial including a power-reserve needle, second time and sunset countdown, a daylight arc and three saved setups. $9.99, one-time.

Elegant Sport Pro — new

Elegant Sport Pro is the extended edition of Elegant Sport: a ring of twelve months that marks the current one and three text sizes, on top of the subdials and moon phase. $5.99, one-time.

Elegant Sport — new

Elegant Sport is a white analog dial with three black subdials for your data, a moon-phase window and a weekday strip, in seven accent colors. $2.99, one-time.

Reverse Classic Ultra — new

Reverse Classic Ultra is the top edition of Reverse Classic: three data fields, six numeral systems including Thai and Devanagari, seven finishes and your own inscription on a counterclockwise dial. $9.99, one-time.

Reverse Classic Pro — new

Reverse Classic Pro is the extended edition of Reverse Classic: seven dial finishes and your own two-line inscription on a counterclockwise dial. $5.99, one-time.

Reverse Classic — new

Reverse Classic is a classic analog face that runs counterclockwise, with 3 on the left and 9 on the right, on a warm ivory dial. $2.99, one-time.

24-Hour Clock Ultra — new

24-Hour Clock Ultra is the top edition of 24-Hour Clock: a GMT hand for home time, a daylight arc with sunrise and sunset, a power-reserve instrument and three saved setups, on top of everything in Pro. $9.99, one-time.

24-Hour Clock Pro — new

24-Hour Clock Pro is the extended edition of 24-Hour Clock: seven themes, three hand styles, an inner minute scale, up to three data fields, colors for every hand and three always-on layouts. $5.99, one-time.

Classic Nine Ultra — new

Classic Nine Ultra is the top edition of our best-selling Classic Nine: a 24-hour second time zone, a mini dial for battery, step goal or daylight, a one-hour heart rate or Body Battery chart and three saved setups, on top of everything in Pro. $9.99, one-time.

Classic Nine Pro — new

Classic Nine Pro is the extended edition of our best-selling Classic Nine: Steel, Gold or Dark finish, three hand shapes, Western, Roman or Arabic-Indic numerals, a full hour dial and your initials in place of the ghost 9. $5.99, one-time.

Luxury Watch — new

Luxury Watch is a refined analog face with faceted hands, double hour markers and an engraved dial in Champagne, Midnight or Emerald, with room for your own name or phrase. $3.45, one-time.

AMOLED Black — new

AMOLED Black is a free face with two styles in one: clean digital time with the date beside it, or a classic analog dial with rounded numerals — both on pure black, with weather, date and battery you can show or hide. Free.

Forest Ranger — new

Forest Ranger puts an alpine valley on the wrist: it changes from dawn to day, dusk and night with your sunrise and sunset, shows the Moon after dark and weather artwork when it rains or snows, under bold ivory time with four fields you choose. Evergreen or Amber. $2.99, one-time.

No Frills — new

No Frills is a free digital face for people who just want the time: big steady-width digits, the date, a slim step-goal bar and three readings you choose on plain black. Lime, White, Ice Blue or Amber. Free.

Data Rich Digital — new

Data Rich Digital is a full dashboard on the wrist: bold squared time, rings for watch battery and steps, Body Battery, stress, notifications, weather with high and low, sunrise and sunset, six fields you choose and an optional second city. Cyan, Lime or Amber. $2.99, one-time.

Racing — new

Racing brings motorsport to the wrist: bold slanted digits on a dashboard panel, a 28-segment arc that fills toward your step goal, three angular panels you configure and a ten-bar battery gauge. Redline, Ice, Amber, Lime or Yellow. $2.99, one-time.

Carbon — new

Carbon sets large square digits on a graphite carbon weave: minutes in the accent color, a separate seconds window, segmented arcs for your step goal and Body Battery, three round fields, weather and watch battery. Lime, Ice Blue or Ember Orange. $2.99, one-time.

Retro 80s — new

Retro 80s looks like an 80s gadget display: seven-segment time in a double rounded frame, seven color themes, pixel lettering and pixel icons, four fields you choose and a ten-block battery bar. $2.99, one-time.

World Time — new

World Time puts a full world map on the watch: a Sun marker and a day/night boundary recalculated every minute, large local time and a second city from 32 locations with daylight saving handled. Sunrise, sunset, weather and two fields you choose; Ocean, Amber or Ice. $2.99, one-time.

Tactical Military — new

Tactical Military is a field-instrument take on digital time: extra-large chamfered numerals, a 24-segment arc that fills toward your step goal, four data panels you assign yourself and a fixed battery strip. Seven accents from Olive to White, optional seconds. $2.99, one-time.

Retro LCD Digital — new

Retro LCD Digital brings the classic digital-watch look to a round AMOLED: large seven-segment time with faint unlit segments, pixel lettering, optional seconds in their own cell, two fields you choose and a battery gauge. Five themes from Olive to Night White. $2.99, one-time.

Outdoor Hiking — new

Outdoor Hiking is a landscape face for days outside: bold squared time over Forest, Sandstone, Alpine or Carbon, a daylight arc with a sun that travels from sunrise to sunset, an altitude scale that slides under a fixed pointer, and three fields you choose. $2.99, one-time.

Large Font Digital — new

Large Font Digital is time you read without looking twice: large ivory hours stacked over accent-colored minutes on deep black, the date above, heart rate, steps and battery below. Seven colors from Orange to Lime, 12- or 24-hour. $2.99, one-time.

Modern Watch — new

Modern Watch is a clean digital face built around oversized rounded numerals: two smooth progress arcs — steps against your goal and Body Battery by default — three data fields you choose, weather, date and battery. Seven accents from Lime to Pink on pure black. $2.99, one-time.

Your Style Face — new

Your Style Face puts big digital time over your own photo — in four font styles and fifteen numeral systems, from Western to Devanagari and Ol Chiki, with seven digit colours, see-through digits and seven photo tints. Sent to the watch by QR. $2.99, one-time.

Photo Heritage — new

Photo Heritage puts your own photo in a classic frame: a circular picture inside a chapter ring in seven colours — from Emerald to Holographic — with gold-edged ivory hands and baton markers. Sent to the watch by QR, no computer needed. $2.99, one-time.

Photo Classic Free — new

Photo Classic Free is our first face with your own photo: large classic numerals and outlined hands over a picture you frame on your phone and send to the watch by QR — no computer, no sideloading. Free.

Sky Vista — new

Sky Vista is a weather dashboard: a wide alpine panorama that switches between sun, clouds, rain, storm, snow and a clear night with Garmin weather, the temperature with the day’s high and low, big time, and five fields you choose — including Garmin’s weekly running distance. Seven accents. $2.99, one-time.

Fieldwork — new

Fieldwork is an industrial dashboard: brushed graphite, nine recessed panels, seven bolt heads in the accent color, and seven data windows you configure yourself around big two-tone time with optional seconds. Seven themes from Orange to Pink. $2.99, one-time.

Sunset Sunrise — new

Sunset Sunrise puts a landscape under the time — beach, meadow, mountains or forest — and lights it for dawn, day, dusk and night while a sun marker crosses a dotted arc from sunrise to sunset. Pick a digital clock or a classic dial with bold numerals; the sunrise and sunset times are local, from the watch’s last GPS fix or coordinates you enter. $1.99, one-time.

Samurai Style — new

Samurai Style is a free classic analog face: dark Damascus steel, katana-inspired hands, 1–12 numerals and a big date window, in Obsidian / Gold or Steel / Crimson. Type your own inscription in the preview — Latin or Cyrillic, fitted automatically — the watch shows it the same way.

Little Companions — new

Little Companions puts a duckling, bear cub, rabbit or penguin under big warm digital time. Each has five hand-drawn states, and the face picks one from your Body Battery or from today’s steps, waking the animal level by level as you walk. Try the animals and the demo sliders in the preview. $1.99, one-time.

Ember Mountain — new

Ember Mountain takes the Chrono Orbit layout, drops the moving seconds ring and makes the time a fifth larger: white hours, accent minutes and 4 to 10 data fields around them. Behind it: coal, ember cracks, a volcanic slope or ember-lit mountains, glowing brighter as your Body Battery rises. $4.99, one-time.

Mood Meter — new

Mood Meter turns the round subscreen of the monochrome Garmin Instinct — 2, 2S, 2X Solar, 3 Solar and Instinct E — into a face that follows your Body Battery: a grin above 80, a smile above 60, neutral in the middle, tired eyes below 30, crossed eyes at 10 or less, and a question mark when there is no fresh sample. Below it: bold single-line 24-hour time, weekday, date, the score, heart rate, watch battery and a ten-segment Body Battery bar. $1.99, one-time.

Maneki Time — new

Maneki Time puts a maneki-neko in the round subscreen of the monochrome Garmin Instinct — 2, 2S, 2X Solar, 3 Solar and Instinct E — and lets it wave once a second by repainting only the paw. Around it: big bold 24-hour time, a weekday badge, the date, battery with an icon, altitude and real UTC. Black or white background, and the cat can sit still if you prefer. $2.75, one-time.

Night Patrol — new

Night Patrol is a free black-and-white military face for the monochrome Garmin Instinct — 2, 2S, 2X Solar, 3 Solar and Instinct E: big original stencil digits stack the 24-hour time, the round subscreen becomes a battery ring, a compact column shows day, date, heart rate and altitude, and the footer is real UTC computed on the watch. One setting inverts the dial to white. Our first face for a MIP Instinct.

Ravenmoor — new

Ravenmoor is a Halloween scene — a raven on a bare branch, a full moon and a castle above a misty lake — with a big two-tone digital time or an analog dial set into the scene, over date, battery, steps and heart rate.

Hallowtide — new

Hallowtide has four hand-painted Halloween scenes — a pumpkin patch, a graveyard, a witch’s cauldron and a misty lake — each under a big two-tone time with date, battery, steps, heart rate and weather.

Up to Mount — new

Up to Mount is a mountain dial: a dark peak under a metal bezel, a bold two-line time, and six data fields you choose from twelve metrics on two arcs around the time.

Just Time — new

Our latest release. Just Time is the opposite of a data dashboard: a steel bezel, a black dial, big luminous pink-white numerals with a grey 13–24 ring outside them, a date window at 3 and wide luminous hands with a sweeping second. One setting switches both rings between Arabic, Roman and Thai numerals — try it in the preview. The lettering under the 12 is a setting as well: your name, a motto, or nothing.

Altura — new

Altura is an expedition dial built around altitude: your elevation with today’s ascent and descent from the barometer history, sunrise and sunset, Body Battery and step gauges on the rim, live weather with a wind arrow that points the real direction, and a big two-tone time — hours in white, minutes in one of four theme colours.

Camo Tactical — new

Camo Tactical is a military chronograph with real depth: a camo dial under a tachymeter bezel and a world-cities ring, two gauge subdials for battery and steps with segment scales and needles, LCD panels for altitude, date, VO₂ max, distance and heart rate, live weather in the porthole, and luminous skeleton hands with a sweeping orange second.

Classic Nine — new

The analog pair to 4Nine, Classic Nine, is a titanium classic on a dark dial: twelve bold markers over a fine minute track, oversized 12 and 9 numerals, steel hands with a live orange second hand you can switch off to save battery, a date window at 3 and three swappable fields along the bottom.

4Nine — new

Built alongside the fēnix 9 launch, 4Nine is a warm amber dial with four quarter-arc gauges riding the bezel — one at each cardinal, filling clockwise as your day does — a ghost “9” watermark behind the big time, and seven swappable data fields whose colours follow the metric, not the slot.

Tessera — new

Tessera turns the dial into one giant interlocking jigsaw that your step goal assembles through the day — the frame fills in first and works inward, so the big central time stays readable the whole time. A clever, slow-reveal progress face for AMOLED Garmins that rewards a glance.

Active Face — new

Active Face is a data-maximalist cockpit for people who want everything at once: heart rate, distance, calories, floors and altitude around the edge, a step-goal ring, and a live Body Battery graph along the bottom. If you treat the watch as a training tool and read your numbers, this is the new dashboard to try.

Lagun — new

Lagun is a neon dive / scuba-chronograph analog — glowing gauges for live heart rate, Body Battery, recovery and steps wrapped around a crisp dial, with real data driving every gauge rather than a static skin. A bold, legible look for divers and anyone who likes a sport-instrument face.

Memphis — new

Memphis is an unapologetically 80s analog — playful Memphis-design shapes, yellow-black-green hands, a date window and live step count. The fun, design-led pick if your other faces are starting to look the same.

Metric Rings & Progress Arcs — new

Twin faces from one design. Metric Rings and Progress Arcs show Body Battery, Calories and Steps as three glowing gradient gauges — full concentric rings, or arches over the top — around a big clean time. Pick whichever framing you like; both keep your day's goals in view.

Before you install a new face

A Garmin watch face is a small program, not wallpaper — a quick check saves a wasted download:

• Confirm your exact model is in the supported list on the face page. A face built for a Fenix may look wrong, or not install, on a smaller Forerunner.
• Check the permissions match what it shows. A weather or sunrise field needs location; a plain clock should not ask for much.
• Watch the battery for a day. On AMOLED models a bright always-on layout can cost real battery — the good faces dim when your wrist is down. If draw spikes, swap it.

Looking for the all-time picks instead?

This page is about what is new. If you want the strongest faces by style — best cycling, best digital, best analog, best retro — see our best Garmin watch faces guide, or browse the full collection with live previews of every face we make.

New faces by Garmin model

Want the latest picks for your exact watch? Each model guide has faces with live previews you can try in the browser: