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Garmin Fenix 7

Garmin have rolled out their new activity-focused sports watch, the Fenix 7. The Fenix 7 series multisport GPS smartwatches are now available in a range of sizes, finishes and premium feature levels. The Fenix 7 series will come with features its predecessors already packed, but are now enhanced with a touch screen design and duplicate mechanical buttons, more efficient power consumption, a new generation of the Elevate optical heart rate monitor, and the ability to download topographic maps. In addition, there is the emergence of the possibility of adjusting the watch settings using a smartphone and the synchronization of all data in real time through the Garmin Connect application. Prices start at $699 for the Fenix 7 and Fenix 7S, whilst the Fenix 7X will retail for a whopping $999. watch the video below



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RESSENCE TYPE 3

The Ressence Type 3 is one unusual watch, it has no crown, no hands, and features dials that seem like their are embedded in the face surface. Still it looks awesome. It is filled with synthetic oil, all dials float effortlessly around on your wrist. The back of the watch hides the manual winding mechanism and also allows you to adjust time and date. The modern and elegant timepiece, sadly, costs $34,000 and comes in a wildly limited edition. watch the video ...
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The James Brand x Timex Automatic GMT

The James Brand and Timex are back with another standout collaboration, and this time, they’ve outdone themselves. The new James Brand x Timex Automatic GMT "Nocturne Edition” brings a fresh design language and upgraded materials to their ongoing partnership, limited to just 1,000 individually numbered pieces. Trading titanium for a sand-blasted stainless steel 41mm case, the watch now sports a forged carbon fiber dial and crown inlay, adding texture and...
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Garmin Descent MK1 Dive Computer

Garmin have introduced their first dive computer, the Descent MK1, the first watch-style dive computer with surface GPS, full-color onscreen mapping and advanced multisport features (like activity and fitness tracking). Built-in sensors include 3-axis compass, gyroscope and barometric altimeter, as well as GPS and GLONASS capability that lets you mark your dive entry and exit points for surface navigation.  You also get info on depth, dive time, temperature...
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