Old school. New data. Enjoying QUARTZ? A quick rating in the Connect IQ Store helps a small independent studio a lot. Thank you! QUARTZ puts a 1980s digital quartz watch on your wrist. A wide LCD window with crisp seven-segment digits, the unlit "ghost" segments still faintly visible behind every number, mode labels printed around the bezel and the classic red accent line above the display. It looks like the watch you wanted as a kid, and it knows everything your Garmin knows. The top row shows the weekday in segment letters, the date, and three little LCD indicators for alarm, phone connection and notifications that light up when they are active. Below it sits the big time with seconds in smaller digits and an A/P marker in 12-hour mode. A 20-segment bar fills up as you walk toward your step goal, and a separate three-field strip shows steps, heart rate and battery. Two more values, temperature and the next sunrise or sunset by default, are printed on the bezel above the display. Pick one of six LCD themes: classic grey-green, gold, negative black, amber backlight, night-light blue or red. Every digit is drawn as vector segments in code, so it stays sharp on every screen size. In always-on mode on AMOLED watches the panel turns black and only the time and date stay lit, or, if you prefer, the whole face stays on dimmed; both are easy on the battery. All five data fields are yours to choose in the Connect IQ app: heart rate, steps, battery, calories, distance, floors, weekly active minutes, Body Battery, stress, temperature, next sunrise/sunset, altitude or notifications. You can also set the time format, the leading zero, the date order and whether the ghost segments show. Free 7-day trial. After that a license key (USD 4.99) is required, available here: https://allezfaces.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/77995349-502e-45ef-b2ff-6a84d3b365ed More photos, compatible watches and the rest of the collection: https://allezfaces.pages.dev/watch-faces/quartz/?utm_source=connectiq&utm_medium=listing Features: - Seven-segment time drawn in code, with faint unlit "ghost" segments like a real LCD - Weekday in 14-segment letters, date in day.month or month-day order - Seconds and an A/P marker (12-hour mode) while the watch is awake - Alarm, phone connection and notification indicators that light up when active - 20-segment step-goal bar inside the display - Three-field data strip plus two values printed on the bezel, all five configurable - 13 data options: heart rate, steps, battery, calories, distance, floors, active minutes (week), Body Battery, stress, temperature, next sunrise/sunset, altitude, notifications - Six colour themes: Classic LCD, Gold, Negative black, Amber backlight, Night-light blue, Red mono - Metric or statute units follow your watch settings - Dark always-on mode: time and date only, no seconds, no ghosts - Scales cleanly from 360 to 466 px round displays Settings (Garmin Connect IQ app): - Time format — Same as watch / 12 hour / 24 hour — Same as watch - Leading zero on hour — on / off (off shows a ghost 8 in the first position) — off - Color theme — Classic LCD / Gold / Negative black / Amber backlight / Night-light blue / Red mono — Classic LCD - Date order — Month-day (10-05) / Day.month (05.10) — Day.month - Show unlit (ghost) segments — on / off — on - Always-on style (AMOLED) — Minimal: time and date / Full face, dimmed — Minimal: time and date - Strip field 1, 2, 3 — Heart rate / Steps / Battery % / Calories / Distance / Floors / Active minutes (week) / Body Battery / Stress / Temperature / Next sunrise/sunset / Altitude / Notifications / Off — Steps / Heart rate / Battery % - Top field 1, 2 (on the bezel) — same list — Temperature / Next sunrise/sunset

When the trial ends, the screen shows a large QR code: scan it with your phone camera to open this face's page and get a license key. Always-on mode keeps showing just the time and date.