Hi today I am going to tell you about the 5 best military watches that you can buy.
Seiko 5 Military Heritage
While the Seiko 5 has long been a common and popular watch, a couple of recent military-inspired releases have put it firmly into the best military watch category.
If you want a more modern style watch with some military history then the Seiko 5 Military Heritage is a great choice.
Boasting a stainless steel case, a bezel trimmed with aluminium and a military style nylon strap, this military style watch combines smart military equipment with modern wrist technology.
In terms of movement, it features Seiko’s Swiss manual movement E28, which is easy to read and simple to use. This is a great men’s watch for those that want something that will last a long time with some useful military features.
Specs: Stainless steel case, colour face, black dial, E28 mechanical movement, power reserve indicator, link bracelet.
Garmin Instinct Tactical Watch
Now is the time for anyone looking for a fully featured general purpose GPS watch to consider this series of Garmin forerunner devices If you think that any GPS navigation device can be as capable as a dedicated sat nav you’re almost certainly in the wrong.
Garmin’s top-end NAVIGATOR series of watches is not only the most technically adept in its class, but they also provide much of the GPS functionality you’ll find in other models.
Garmin’s new smartwatch offering, however, is not a satnav watch, but rather an alternative to its existing best tactical watch range.
While it doesn’t have the rugged credentials of the USP-tier Go Forerunner 910XT, or even the functionality of the Forerunner 50 or 710XT – although it does include advanced training features that make it useful for personal training and running analysis, Garmin’s new model is still a serious addition to the company’s diverse line-up.
Timex T49612 Expedition Trail Watch
The Timex Expedition is a rugged watch for outdoor lovers who need a rugged watch. It’s been specially designed to survive challenging environments and provides precise timekeeping.
It’s water resistant to 33 feet, and also has a 100m water resistance rating, which is why it’s perfect for summer activities like hiking, swimming, and snorkeling.
The minimalist design is ideal for those who don’t like clunky watches, and the 316L stainless steel case has a rugged carbon fiber-reinforced nylon band that can be easily removed for cleaning.
Casio G-Shock GA100-1A
Featuring an easy to read analogue watch face, built-in GPS and G-Shock’s patented Super Steady tech, the GA100-1A Water Resistant Smartwatch is built to ensure the wearer is always protected in any environment.
A thick black silicone band with a grey bezel completes the stylish and highly durable look. The watch is water resistant down to 30m and features a display that is easy to read even under the direct sunlight.
Features
- Built-in GPS with GLONASS
- Built-in heart rate monitor and accelerometer
- Built-in barometer
- Built-in thermometer GPS remote alarm
- Water resistant down to 30m
- Built-in GPS with GLONASS
- Built-in heart rate monitor and accelerometer
- Built-in barometer
- Built-in thermometer GPS remote alarm Water resistant down to 30m
- Built-in GPS with GLONASS
And much more features
Garmin Fenix 5X
GPS smartwatch has tons of smartwatch features Garmin has revealed the latest Fenix 5 smartwatch, one of the most advanced pieces of wearable tech out there.
The Fenix 5X is one of the more expensive smartwatches we’ve seen from the company, but with tons of smartwatch features – such as activity tracking, heart rate, swim tracking, and the option to dive down to depths of up to 50m – the price might be worth paying.
There are two different models available – the GPS and the GPS+Cellular edition. The GPS only one features GPS, a bigger battery, and has more rugged build quality.
The GPS+Cellular edition is a bit of a curve ball, it adds LTE support to the watch and comes with a more feature-rich design.
It features a leather strap, and the watch body is made from zinc metal and ceramic. It comes in different colours, has various straps to choose from, and costs £499, the same as the GPS only version.
It’s available now, and we’ve had it in for review, so keep reading for our full thoughts on the watch.
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