Hi
Anyone else noticed the numbers on the inner bezel on the MARQ Captain (Gen 2), makes no sense. No help in manuel either.
They goes like this: 10 - 14 - 16 - 15 - 17 - 19 - 25 - 21 - 19 - 17 - I - 09
@Garmin?
Hi
Anyone else noticed the numbers on the inner bezel on the MARQ Captain (Gen 2), makes no sense. No help in manuel either.
They goes like this: 10 - 14 - 16 - 15 - 17 - 19 - 25 - 21 - 19 - 17 - I - 09
@Garmin?
If these instructions given do not make sense, you are welcome to send me a Private Message and I will be happy to learn more for you but it will take time.
When the MARQ (Gen 2) Captain was released,…
The inner display numbers represent the wind in knots for sailing only. When the color turns from white to turquoise, it represents more ideal conditions to sail. The wind speed for ideal sailing is a setting…
Update: the colors of the numbers on the inside bezel do make sense: when you go into this watch face settings, you can adjust preferred wind speed. The colors pick up this setting. So if you set it to…
I think we are all having the same questions / confusion around the numbers. This is mine currently. The dial at the bottom says 14 knots north. The data around the bezel says 5 knots currently. The real data currently in my location is 16 East. It would be helpful Garmin gives an official update. 
- When the section turns turquoise, it reflects the preferred wind speeds for sailing.
This one does not make much sense to me. For example the 9 knots value is turquoise on the first and second photos below, and gray on the third photo. And 6, 7, and 8 knots are turquoise on the second photo, while gray again on the third image. Why the same speed is once preferred, and later not?
None of it makes sense. In another post, I was told that the arrow on the bottom wind data (data in the wind rose) is cosmetic and always set to North. But then their own marketing photo of the CAPTAIN shows the arrow to SSW (see below). I feel like some of the engineers are just shooting from the hip with replies. 