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Too bad Garmin only targets the sporty look. If they made something that looked well with a suit too, maybe I'd bite. Or have they and I'm just not up to date
by nottorp 3y ago
Too bad Garmin only targets the sporty look.
If they made something that looked well with a suit too, maybe I'd bite.
Or have they and I'm just not up to date with options?
- p_l 3y agoHonestly, Fenix series looks great with suits too, especially if you go for silvery-looking variants. I have metal bracelet for the times we need to go all out formal. They are, however, pretty chunky. Consider for example https://res.garmin.com/transform/image/upload/c_limit,dpr_1.0,f_auto,h_1486,q_auto,w_2730/c_limit,h_1486,w_2730/v1/Product_Images/en/products/010-02778-30/v/cf-xl?pgw=1&pgwact=1 https://res.garmin.com/transform/image/upload/c_limit,dpr_1....
- nottorp 3y agoOh. That does look like a watch. Seems to be the only model though. Noted, thanks.
- p_l 3y agoWell, Fenix series all look like that, at least since 5 which was my first Garmin.
- nottorp 3y agoNot the ones with plastic bracelets, thank you very much. I've clicked around a bit and i could find just one metal bracelet. And zero leather (even fake). I know you can generally swap bracelets* - if they're standard - but there's enough plastic garbage in the world if you ask me. * easy with leather, but if you want a metal bracelet that matches the metal body of the watch exactly, hard.
- p_l 3y agoI have more than one because I do use mine for training, the more flexible cloth or rubber ones for training, metal one for outings.