Name: TRANSIT — Wandering Hours
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Lumeworks

TRANSIT — Wandering Hours

A satellite wandering-hours complication. The hour travels the minute arc — no hands.

TRANSIT replaces watch hands with a mechanism: three satellites carry the hours around a machined carousel, and the current hour rides the minute arc with a red pointer. At :60 the next hour takes over. You read the time the way a wandering-hours complication does — the numeral tells you the hour, its position tells you the minute.

Under the hood plate, a geared movement turns. Satellites emerge from beneath the top plate as their hour approaches and slip back under when it passes, so the dial is never cluttered — only the hour that matters is on display.

FEATURES

Wandering-hours satellite carousel with continuous sweep
Machined dial: geared movement, porthole, panel seams, applied hardware
Digital time, date and a ten-cell battery meter in the instrument panel
Five lume colours: Lume Green, Ice Blue, Amber, Arctic White, Crimson
Always-on display support with a dimmed low-power dial
Efficient by design!

SETTINGS Open Garmin Connect on your phone → Devices → your watch → Connect IQ Apps → Watch Faces → TRANSIT → Settings. Choose your lume colour and assign any of twelve data types to each of the six windows. Changes apply to the watch immediately after sync.

HOW TO READ IT The numeral in the carriage is the hour. The red pointer beneath it marks the minutes on the 0–60 arc. When the pointer reaches the red 60, the next hour swings in at 0.

REMOVING THE WATCH FACE Connect IQ app → My Device → Installed → TRANSIT → Uninstall. Or on the watch: hold MENU → Watch Face → select → Remove. Or Garmin Express → your device → Manage Apps.

SUPPORT— questions, bug reports, and device requests welcome. More devices are planned; tell me which watch you own. Leave a review!