Name: Tactix Amoled - GB
Rating: 4.9 (188 reviews)
Author: GreenBlack

Tactical watchface inspired by the Tactix Amoled watchface

Over 100 datafields, completely customizeable. 

NOTE: MIP devices (Fenix 7, F8 Solar, Enduro): Make sure to check out the MIP screenshots. They look different from AMOLED screenshots.
NOTE2: FR165: This device is only partly supported. Most themes don't look exectly like the images, only the main theme is accurate, and some AOD options might not work completely.

Free to use, but some fields (weekly/monthly stats and Touch functions) need a pro code. 

All Themes: https://watchface.io/tactixamoled/themes

This watchface is available at no cost with all basic functions. Premium features (marked with [*]) require a Pro Key to unlock. You can purchase a Pro Key here: https://ko-fi.com/s/cf77b123d8 or at https://watchface.io/tactixamoled.

Manual for the Tactix Amoled watchface:
https://watchface.io/tactixamoled/manual

** What are the different colors?
Most of the colors are numbered. Check out this post with all the colors:
https://watchface.io/docs/color-list

** How do I identify where the fields are located?
Behind the field it say where on the face you can find it, like 12-1 means it is between 12 o'clock and 1 o'clock. The fields are also numbered, starting at 11 o'clock, lising the small fields first from top to bottom, then the big fields and lastly the center fields.

AMOLED:
** Always on display (AOD) turns off?
Devices only allow a max of 10% brightness, or 10% pixels lid up in AOD mode, to prevent burn-in and battery drain. If it exceeds either of those values, the screen will turn off.
This watchface has a lot of options to go well over that limit, so in order to stop your screen from going off, there are some options:

** AOD DIM: This dims your screen by the percentage you set, allowing you to stay under the 10% max brightness. But when having a white background set, this might not be enough.
Set this to "Automatic" to automatically guess the amount of dimming you need based on your background color and some settings. If it guesses it needs more than 70% DIM, it will switch to the night background, otherwise it will dim the amount it thinks it needs. I call it "guess" because with the amount of options, it can't be accurate in all cases, but this will work for most.

** AOD BACKGROUND: You can set the background behavior in AOD mode. By default is goes to Night background. Take caution when setting it to "FULL", bright background colors easily go over the max 10% brightness, so set your AOD DIM accordingly.