I’ve been testing Garmin watches for over a decade now, and if there’s one thing I know about the brand, it’s how well they do a particular type of product.
As most will know, Garmin has - for as long as I can remember - been all about the rugged, round-faced and (usually quite dull-looking) black-coloured wearables that are built for serious training, long weekends off-grid and data-hungry fitness obsessives.
