Introducing MonkeyBall GMT







A watchface with up to 10 timezones for Garmin compatible watches.

If you travel a lot across multiple timezones, work with your team members from all over the globe, or organising online meeting with clients from different countries, then, this watchface is for you. At a glance at your watch, MonkeyBall GMT displays: local day/date with time and temperature, GMT time, as well as up to 8 additional timezones.

Features

  • Support up to 10 timezones (local, GMT, and additional 8 other timezones)
  • Day and date
  • Temperature
  • Battery percentage
  • Movebar
  • Notification count

For more information, see: MonkeyBall GMT section
 






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