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Vienna A3 Limited FREE

Vienna A3 Limited FREE

About this watch face

A digital watch face built around a wide display panel across the middle of the
screen, painted as a left-to-right colour gradient. The time is set in a large
italic font with its own two-colour gradient and sits on top of every other
element. Everything on the dial is drawn from vector primitives, so it renders at
the native resolution of each watch.

TIME
– Large italic digits in a custom font, sized for each screen resolution.
– Digital Color Left and Digital Color Right set the two ends of the time’s
gradient, each from twelve colours. Choosing the same colour for both gives a
single flat colour.
– Time format: watch default, 12h, 12h with leading zero, 24h, or military.
– AM (green) or PM (blue) in 12-hour mode; a grey “24h” tag in 24-hour and
military mode.
– Optional seconds on their own grey plate. They tick once a second while the
watch is awake and read as dashes in low power.

PANEL AND COLOUR
– Display Color A (left) and Display Color B (right) set the panel gradient,
each from twelve colours: white, light gray, light blue, blue, mint, light
green, green, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple.
– Display Gradient can be switched off, leaving a flat panel in Color B.
– Dark Mode removes the panel and leaves the readings on the black background.
– On 64-colour MIP screens the gradients are drawn in a few deliberate steps,
snapped to the colours those screens can show.

DATA
– Five data slots, each showing one of 21 readings with a matching icon: steps,
calories, distance, heart rate, resting heart rate, Body Battery, stress,
altitude, VO2 max, floors (total, climbed, descended), active minutes (day,
week, moderate), notifications, battery in days, sunrise, sunset, week number,
recovery time.
– Readings that depend on a sensor, or on data the watch has not gathered yet,
show two dashes. Readings the watch cannot provide at all are not drawn.
– Day of week, date and battery percentage.

WEATHER
– Current condition as one of twelve icons, with day and night variants, plus the
temperature, on a dark slanted plate.
– A temperature bar places a marker between the day’s low and high.
– Weather comes from the Garmin Connect app, so it appears after the watch has
synced at least once.
– Not available on watches running Connect IQ 3.2 or older. There the icon,
plate, temperature and bar are hidden rather than shown empty.

INDICATORS (each can be switched off where noted)
– Heart-rate zone bar: five blocks in the Garmin zone colours. The current zone
is widened and carries the live heart rate.
– Move bar (optional): a segmented ring with a face that follows how long you
have been inactive.
– Bluetooth dot, alarm bell (grey when none is set, red when one is) and
notification dot (grey when none, orange when there are notifications). Each is
optional.
– Day-of-week strip of seven segments, filled up to today, with Sunday marked.
– Battery strip of 33 segments.
– Month strip of twelve segments, with the current month lit.
– Day progress bar, filling from midnight to midnight.
– Dot row (optional animation): a row of 30 dots in which one red dot moves one
step per second, reaching the right end on the minute and the left end at the
half minute.
– Studio logo (optional).

ALWAYS-ON DISPLAY (AMOLED watches)
– Low power shows the time only, in white on black, shifted a few pixels each
minute to spread the load on the panel.
– An optional date line can be added underneath.
– This row does not appear in the settings on MIP watches, which stay visible
without an always-on mode and keep drawing the full face.

UNITS
– Temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit, or follow the watch setting.
– Distance in metric or imperial, or follow the watch setting.

SETTINGS
– All settings are in the Garmin Connect phone app.
– Watches on Connect IQ 5.0 and newer also have an on-watch settings menu that
writes the same values.

PERMISSIONS
– Positioning: weather, sunrise and sunset.
– Sensor History: Body Battery a

Details
Downloads
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Version
1.1
Updated
3 Nov 2026
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