Name: Simply Binary
Rating: 4.6 (37 reviews)
Author: Talkabout

A simple binary watch face including battery status and activity bar at the top and date bars at the bottom. On supported devices seconds are also updated in low power mode with CIQ 2.3.1.

At the bottom you can find indicators for phone connection (left) and notifications (right). Alternatively these indicators can be located inside first hour colum via dots.
If either sleep mode or dnd is activated the watch paints an arc around the watch face to signalize the current state. Alternatively these indicators can be located inside first minute column as dots.
Solar intensity indicator can be activated in first seconds column. It shows the solar intensity as a partially filled dot, depending on the intensity (0-100)

Available settings in Garmin Express:

Activity Bar (top):

- Step goal
- Current heart rate
- Floors climbed goal
- Activity minutes per week goal

Date bars (bottom):
- Show day of month and month (1-12)
- Show week of year and day of month
- Show day of week and day of month

Colors:
- select foreground color (clock)
- select activity color (activity bar at the top)
- select date color (date bars at the bottom)
- select color for phone connection status, notification status, sleep mode status and dnd status
- select color for solar intensity status

Show/hide

- Battery status
- Phone connection status
- Notification status
- Sleep mode status
- DND status
- Solar intensity status

Dot style:

- rectangle or circle

Bluetooth/Notification Status style:

- bottom indicators
- dots in first hour column

DND style:

- ring around watchface
- dot in minute column

View style:

- vertically grouped (default) where hours, minutes and seconds are grouped vertically in columns
- horizontally grouped, where hours, minutes and seconds are grouped per row (more traditional binary view)
- radially grouped where hours, minutes and seconds are grouped around a circle

For reference how to read the binary clock please refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-coded_decimal