The first watch face that jumped out at us is Infocal, which mimics the Garmin Fenix 6 Pro’s sleek red and black watch face. You can customize all of the data around the edges of the watch face.

Unlike your training plan, changing your watch’s face is a pretty simple process. Depending on which Garmin watch you own, you might have a lot of different options to choose from.

On the wrist the fenix 3 HR looks no different than a regular fenix 3. Once turned over, however, the difference is obvious. The back of the watch features Garmin’s Elevate tech — an optical ...

Garmin has also added an on-watch app store to the Fenix 7, which means you can install Connect IQ apps from the watch, rather than having to sync from your phone. Aside from this, not much has ...

The Garmin Forerunner 970 and Garmin Fenix 8 are both excellent sports watches with similar features, but which is the best option for you?

The Garmin Fenix 3 HR is priced at $599.99. I bought one for myself because I felt it was the best sport watch I ever tested, but it's going to be a bit tougher to convince me to move to the new ...

It turns out that a giant multisport watch doesn’t have to be a giant multisport watch. Case in point: the new Garmin Fenix 5. Garmin has taken its big, aggressive, I Am A Serious Outdoors ...

Garmin Fenix 6 Pro. ... Connect IQ System 5 will unlock new metrics that can be used in apps and watch faces, like your recovery time, Body Battery and VO2 Max scores.

It's only available on the pricey $999 Fenix 6X Pro Solar and uses what Garmin is calling Power Glass -- a transparent solar charging lens that sits on top of the watch face.

Garmin's new Fenix 5 GPS watch comes in three models: ... including the popular Fenix 3HR. ... which gives the wearer the ability to customize their watch with apps, widgets, and custom faces as well.