Watches · Garmin

Venu 3

Garmin’s big lifestyle AMOLED. Two sizes, the same face experience on both, and one of the most popular homes for our faces.

The display, per variant

The single most important fact about any Garmin for watch faces: what screen it has. AMOLED renders faces in full color; always-on display is the main battery decision.

VariantDisplayResolutionCharacter
Venu 3 (45 mm)AMOLED454 × 454large bright AMOLED
Venu 3S (41 mm)AMOLED390 × 390same pixel density, smaller dial

Changing the face on the Venu 3

Hold the bottom button, then select Watch Face, swipe through the carousel, tap to apply. New faces come from the Connect IQ store app on your phone; the install guide covers that end, and the per-model switching guide covers every other Garmin.

Our faces on the Venu 3

Ours, so we are biased; every claim below is verifiable on the store page.

Quipu watch face

Quipu

The full data layout with weather and arcs; popular on Venu 3 per our install stats.

Tessera watch face

Tessera

Both sizes.

Tessera+ watch face

Tessera+

Both sizes.

Tifo watch face

Tifo

Both sizes.

Beyond ours: the full catalogue for this watch lives in the Connect IQ store.

Frequently asked

Where are the settings for a face I installed on my Venu 3?
In the Connect IQ app on your phone, not in the watch menus. Open your device, tap the face, then Settings. The on-watch Customize menu only shows the shortcuts the face developer chose to expose.
Does always-on display make sense on the Venu 3?
It costs real battery (days instead of about two weeks), but the Venu 3 has enough capacity that many owners run AOD happily. Try a week with the gesture-only mode first; most people stop missing AOD.

Last verified: 2026-07-18 · SDK 9.1.0 device data + our face manifests