Name: OG Field Digital
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)
Author: OGLabs

A mission-planner watch face. Local time large and clear, Zulu (UTC) time under it, day of year and ISO week in the header, sunrise and sunset in the footer, and three data cells you choose yourself.

· 24-hour or 12-hour local time, following the watch setting
· Zulu line with an adjustable UTC offset
· Day of year and week number next to the date
· Sunrise and sunset for your weather location
· Three data cells, each set to steps, heart rate, battery, date, calories, floors, Body Battery, distance, temperature, altitude, pressure, notifications, battery days, stress, intensity minutes, resting heart rate, or none
· A seconds ring around the dial while the watch is awake
· Zulu, sunrise and sunset rows can each be hidden
· Always-on mode on AMOLED watches shows the time alone in a thin, dim weight that shifts each minute; · MIP watches keep the full face
· Works on 89 Garmin watches: fenix 5 Plus, 6, 7, 8, 9 and E families (including tactix, quatix and Enduro), epix Gen 2, Forerunner 70, 165, 170, 245, 255, 265, 570, 745, 945, 955, 965 and 970, Venu, Venu 2, 3 and 4, vivoactive 4, 5 and 6, MARQ Gen 1 and 2, Instinct 3 AMOLED, Descent G2, Mk2 and Mk3, Approach S50 and S70, D2 Air X10 and D2 Mach 1 and 2

Settings are available on the watch (hold the face, Customize) and in Garmin Connect or Garmin Express.

The face needs a one-time unlock (USD 2.99, no subscription, through KiezelPay): after installing, the face shows a six-digit code; enter it at kzl.io/code, pay, and the face unlocks within five minutes. Nothing to type on the watch or in the settings. If you installed Field Digital while it was free, this update keeps it free on that watch; nothing to do. The unlock belongs to your watch; if it ever asks again after a reinstall, unlock it free at kzl.io/unlock with your purchase e-mail. No refunds after purchase. Support: theoglabs@gmail.com.

The face requests Background and Communications permissions only to check the unlock with KiezelPay through the phone (your watch's device id, nothing else). It reads your location from the watch's weather data to compute sunrise and sunset, and your profile for resting heart rate. Nothing else leaves the watch and no data is collected.