Name: Relief
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)
Author: PrimoWatch

RELIEF turns your AMOLED Garmin into an instrument panel.

Nine pockets are machined into a dark graphite plate, with warm off-white typography and a single accent colour doing all the signalling. Ambient occlusion, a thin lip and a dark kerf create the depth — no gloss, no imitation 3D.

SIX CONFIGURABLE FIELDS · 39 READINGS

Two upper pockets and four footer fields can be configured independently from the same catalogue of readings:

Weather, altitude, steps, heart rate, battery, Body Battery, VO2 max, respiration rate, intensity minutes, recovery time, stress, calories, distance, floors, resting heart rate, Pulse Ox, barometric pressure, sensor temperature, notifications, solar intensity, battery days, sunrise, sunset, move bar, feels like temperature, daily high and low temperature, humidity, chance of precipitation, wind speed, UV index, floors descended, weekly running distance, weekly cycling distance, sleep score, alarms — or off.

Progress bars are only shown where a value has a meaningful denominator. Heart rate, for example, is never given an invented goal.

If data is unavailable, the field shows “--” instead of a plausible-looking estimate.

Progress bars are off by default and are available for the two centre footer fields.

36 LANGUAGES

Settings and store text are available in all 36 supported languages.

Field labels, weekdays and month names on the watch face are localised for every supported Latin-script language.

ALWAYS-ON THAT STAYS READABLE

In Always-On Display mode, the pockets remain visible as one-pixel outlines instead of disappearing completely, preserving the structure of the face.

The composition shifts through twelve positions, moving once per minute to reduce static pixel exposure.

AOD illuminates approximately 3.6% of the panel, below Garmin’s 10% burn-in budget for protected displays.

No sensors are read while the watch is asleep.

CUSTOMISATION

• Five accent colours  
• Three rim treatments  
• Optional seconds  
• Optional progress bars  
• 12- or 24-hour time  
• Metric or statute units  
• Units follow the watch’s own system settings and are never assumed