Love watches and getting outdoors? Chances are you already have the perfect wrist companion locked down and loaded. But, with watches getting ever more features (like calculating the timing of high and low tides based on your location), finding the right watch for your needs can be time-consuming. If a watch has reliable GPS tracking, topographic maps, waypoint markers and compass functionality; monitors key health markers like heart rate and VO2 max; has a long battery life for multi-day treks; can withstand harsh outdoor conditions; and comes with weather forecasting sensors like barometers, then does it really matter if it has a subdial or not?




