Try it free for an hour first: install Kvadrant Trial (same face, every setting). Bought it and it isn't for you? Garmin refunds Connect IQ purchases within 48 hours (Connect IQ app → Purchases → Kvadrant → Report a Problem). Kvadrant borrows from the sector dials of the 1930s and the dress watches that followed. It keeps their proportions and leaves out the costume. • Railway minute track and a two-zone sector dial with a hairline crosshair • Applied baton indices or Arabic numerals at 12, 3, 6 and 9 • Faceted dauphine, baton or skeleton hands • Seconds hand in the colourway's metal, oxblood red, lume green or blued steel • Sector dial (two-tone with crosshair) or a plain dial • Date window at 3 o'clock • The KVADRANT wordmark on the dial can be turned off for a clean, unsigned dial • Register at 6: power reserve (battery), steps toward your goal, weekly intensity minutes, or off • Four colourways named for cloth: Ink (navy, cream, champagne), Flannel (charcoal, silver), Loden (forest, gilt) and Melton (graphite, steel, flame orange) • A purpose-drawn always-on mode for AMOLED: black dial, outline hands, burn-in safe. Choose Outline or Minimal (hands and 12 only). • Full dial on MIP displays, with a palette tuned to the transflective screen • Battery-minded: the seconds hand runs only when you raise your wrist. No heart-rate polling, no animations, no web requests. Settings: Garmin Connect IQ app → My Device → Watch Faces → Kvadrant → Settings. No data leaves the watch. Kvadrant needs no permissions. Named for the quadrant, the navigator's instrument that once fixed a ship's latitude by a star's height above the horizon. The sector dial keeps its quarter-circle arc. Questions or a colourway you'd like to see? Use "Contact Developer" on this page.

First release.