Give me a day or two and I will do a video for you. I think if you subscribe to my channel it will let you know once the video is posted (but I can message you as well).

@@JUMBLE2015 Hi JUMBLE, Many thanks for your quick reply and considerate suggestion. I have managed to resolve this now. I will watch all your very useful videos. Keep up the good work. I have subscribed to your site. Many thanks again.

Hi there, as far as I know there is not a way to see the barometric history other than what I showed in this video which is just a 48 hour history: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJqcp9Rj3b7HgqM.html - regarding Garmin Connect, in your saved activities it will remember the weather and altitude but nothing regarding the barometric pressure. I would like to see that as well, that would be a cool feature.

That is your Barometric pressure trend. It it is going up that means the pressure is rising (weather should be getting better). . . . if it is going down it means the pressure is dropping (weather is getting worse). In my video it was stable. Hope that helps, thanks for watching.

@@JUMBLE2015 thank you!

That is a good question and one I had as well when I bought the watch. Moon Phase, Sunrise & Sunset times, Barometer, Altimeter and temperature from Thermometer Widget (not the weather temperature) will all work and update accurately without the phone. The weather is the one thing that has to have a phone connection in order to update and pull accurate data and unfortunately it is the only temperature value you can display on the main watch face. Pretty much everyone else works the same regardless of the phone connection or not. I hardly ever have my phone connected and thus hardly ever use the weather feature. Hope that makes sense and helps.

Hum, that is strange. When I go to the particular date and click on it to view the details of that day, mine correlate to my readings for that day (i.e. steps, sleep, etc.). So if you look at your steps for today. . . . then go to today on your calendar, the steps don't match up?

JUMBLE Hi JUMBLE, thanks for coming back. There is no wording, just the coloured bars which change position each day. I can't see what each colour relates too e.g. at the top on one day, there is a broken blue bar and below it a solid yellow bar plus two others. And so on for the other days. Maybe at 81 years of age, I should not buy watches like this.

JUMBLE Hi JUMBLE, Just got it! I wasn't tapping each to get my results. Sorry to have troubled you.

@@terrydavis1488 Awesome, glad you figured it out. These smart watches are just like any technology these days. . . . just takes some time to get used to it and all the features.

Hum, I am not 100% I know what you are referring to but my assumption is you are talking about the Barometric trend indicator. That basically shows if the barometric pressure has been rising, decreasing or staying the same. If it is pointing to the right, that basically means it is staying steady. . . a direction up barometric pressure is increasing (indicates the weather should be getting better). . . direction down would mean the pressure is dropping (usually weather will decline). I hope that helps and makes sense.

@@JUMBLE2015 Exactly ! Thx a lot👍😃😃😃

@@JUMBLE2015 me my arrow trend weather is always flat even if pressure rise or lower.

I know. . . might have to sell this one and go solar!

The arrow is a simplified barometer chart, which indicates the air pressure trend for last 6 hours (default interval). I.e. can indicate a sudden drop in pressure, which can in turn mean an upcoming storm. I really don't understand why nobody made a video explaining this!

@@nderezic always flat for me

Yes, the sensors are the Instinct are GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Garmin Elevate (wrist heart rate monitor), Barometric Altimeter, Compass, Accelerometer, Thermometer, Pulse OX Blood Oxygen.

@@JUMBLE2015 so you can see the temperature at the screen of watch ?

Didn’t know the ABC can be configured using the GPS button till I watch this. Thank you Jumble for great tutorials again.

Yes.

I got rid of my Instinct 1 solar after 2.5 years and moved on to the Instinct 2. In hind sight I should have just kept my Instinct 1. When I got rid of it, I was still averaging 25 days battery life between charges. I will say however I did not use the GPS very much at all. Hope that helps.

@@JUMBLE2015 thats great 👍 i just get my new instinct 2x. Last time i use Fitbit versa 3, first year i asked for replacement because the battery dont last for 1;day😔. But new replacement last for 1 year place after stop working. Bad quality I decided to try Garmin this time

I don't see how it would measure distance without GPS