Meet NAVIER, a new collection of six Garmin watch faces built around one idea: a watch face should read like a real instrument — precise, legible at a glance, and yours to configure. Six dials, one design language, and a shared engine that lets every face tint, restyle and reconfigure without losing its character.
Whether you're on the course, on the water, in the cockpit or on the trail, there's a NAVIER for the way you read time.
Every NAVIER face is built on the same rendering engine, so the whole collection shares a common set of capabilities — and every one of them works on every face:
| Feature | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| 18 hand styles | Swap the entire personality of the dial without changing faces |
| RGB Dial Tinting | Your dial, your color — tinted live from the baked texture |
| 3 chapter ring modes | Ticks, minute numbers, or a 24-hour ring |
| AMOLED + MIP ready | One face, two display technologies, no compromise |
| Live data & GMT hand | Real complications, plus a GMT hand on every style |
All of it configurable on-watch and in the Connect IQ app — and every face is free to try on your watch before you unlock it.
From classic sword and dauphin hands to the full fenix 8 Pro, fenix 7 Pro and MARQ-generation roster — every NAVIER face ships with all 18 styles. Each style carries its own proportions, lume treatment and hub design, and every one includes a GMT hand slot.
The dial texture is pre-baked at full fidelity, then tinted at runtime — pick white, red, yellow, cyan or magenta in settings and the entire dial, subdials and accents follow. Each face also has a signature color it opens with: Fairway and Voyager in green, Nautique in blue.
Change how the outer ring reads without changing anything else: clean ticks only for a minimal look, minute numbers for precise reading, or a 24-hour ring for the instrument purists.
Every face carries a full-color textured render for AMOLED displays and a hand-tuned MIP render for memory-in-pixel watches — same layout, same data, palette-accurate on both.
NAVIER faces draw real complications from your watch's sensors — steps, temperature, altitude and more — laid out as proper subdials and data fields, with a GMT hand available on every hand style.
Hands that float. Fairway's hour and minute hands run uncovered all the way to the center — no hub cap discs, just hand roots hovering over a wood-grain dial, with an orange arc indicator tracking your round. The signature green bake is rendered from the actual course palette.
Reads the dark. A nautical depth dial in signature blue with a luminous second hand that glows when the light drops — designed for dawn patrols and night crossings, where the dial has to work in every light condition.
Cockpit-grade. A tiered hub cap stack anchors an aviation instrument dial built like a real flight instrument — layered, precise, and readable in a glance between instruments.
Eight ways to go faster. Eight data fields — including curved arc-band fields that run around the dial itself — so your metrics follow the geometry of the watch instead of fighting it. Built for athletes who want the numbers and the speed.
An instrument, assembled. A classic cap-disc hub stack forms the centerpiece of a field-instrument dial — layered discs, hands lifting off the plate, built for the long way around.
Six fields. One glance. Sentinel packs six live data fields into a layout engineered for the single-glance read — everything you monitor, nothing you have to hunt for.
All six faces are free to try on the Connect IQ Store. Full versions are available on our website — and can also be purchased directly on the Connect IQ Store: