Seasons Premium: The Watchface That Changes With the Calendar, Now With More Style
Seasons is one of my most popular Garmin watchfaces, redesigned. Seasons Premium adds style and font options, an optional goal gauge ring, analog hands, and still switches its look automatically with the seasons.
Day 104: Seasons Premium
Seasons is one of the most popular watchfaces I've built — a watchface that quietly redesigns itself as the calendar moves from winter to spring to summer to autumn. I just built its successor: Seasons Premium.
What's new
- Multiple styles and fonts to choose from, instead of one fixed look per season.
- An optional goal gauge arc around the display, so your daily progress stays visible without adding a separate ring layout.
- Analog time as an alternative to the digital clock, if you prefer hands over numbers.
- Long-press any stat to jump straight into that metric's native Garmin app — same shortcut behaviour as Goals Pro.
Still changes with the seasons
The signature feature stays exactly as it was: Seasons Premium automatically swaps its visual theme as the calendar moves through the year, so you always have a watchface that actually matches the season you're in — no manual switching required.
Try it now
Seasons Premium is available now on the Connect IQ Store.
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