10 models

CycleBridge on the Garmin MARQ

Garmin’s titanium tool watches. Each first-generation MARQ is an edition of the same fēnix-class hardware, and the Gen 2 models are epix-class with AMOLED screens.

Supported models

MARQ (Gen 2)
MARQ Aviator (Gen 2)
MARQ Adventurer
MARQ Athlete
MARQ Aviator
MARQ Captain
MARQ Commander
MARQ Driver
MARQ Expedition
MARQ Golfer

Read from the watch app’s Connect IQ manifest when this site is built. Minimum Connect IQ level 3.4.

One of the watch app’s ride pages, at the Forerunner 955’s 260-pixel layout the app scales to every MARQ.

Every MARQ has five buttons, so the ride controls are the fēnix’s; the Gen 2 models also take a swipe. The app draws the same pages on all ten and knows them apart only by screen width.

How that scaling works, and how the app gets onto the watch, is on the Garmin watches page; pairing the watch to the phone is the Garmin and iPhone or Garmin and Android setup.

What the watch shows

Six values at once on the watchA dense page with no hero at all: speed, average, distance, time, heart rate and climb, together on a 260-pixel round screen.
The climb profile, on your wristThe last 30 minutes of altitude plotted on the watch, over total climb and current elevation.
Splits on the watchThe kilometre in progress greyed at the top, the last three finished ones below with time, pace and heart rate.
Heart rate zones on the watchThe zone you are in as the hero, over one bar per zone sized by time spent there, read from your Garmin profile.
One big number, your choiceThe two core watch pages: a hero metric you pick with three smaller values beneath, and an extended stats page.
How hard it felt, recorded with the rideTwo circular dials after you save — perceived effort and how the ride felt — written into the FIT file itself.

Other lines

Forerunner17
fēnix19
epix4
Enduro2
Instinct3
Venu7
vívoactive2
Descent5
D24
Approach3

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