A watch that takes whatever you throw at it

Hiking, on a construction site, or at a bivouac, a fragile watch ends up scratched, drowned, or dead at the worst possible moment. This one is built for the field: reinforced casing, water and dust resistance, and battery life that lasts for several days without needing an outlet. You rinse it under the tap when you get back, and it's ready to go with you again.

Designed for the field

• Reinforced, shock-resistant casing: the structure withstands knocks, mud, and the rough handling of outdoor excursions without flinching.
• IP68 water and dust resistance: the rating keeps rain, splashes, and dust at bay; you can rinse it with clean water after a dirty day.
• Battery life up to 14 days: the battery lasts for several days of use, enough to go on a trip without carrying a charger.
• Over 100 sports modes: tracking covers walking, cycling, running, and many other activities to precisely measure your outings.
• Comprehensive activity tracking: the watch records heart rate, oxygen saturation, sleep, and step count to monitor your fitness daily.
• Large HD touchscreen: the crisp display is readable at a glance in bright sunlight and can be controlled with a finger, even when on the move.

It accompanies hikers on long excursions, campers far from any outlet, outdoor workers who treat their gear roughly, and anyone who wants to track their activity without handling a fragile watch.

Truly ready for the field?

The legitimate concern is a watch that dies at the first downpour or impact. The reinforced casing and IP68 rating are designed for tough use: rain, dust, and handling won't stop it. To get started, fully charge it via the included USB cable, pair it with the dedicated app to retrieve your data, and wipe the back sensor after a sweaty outing to maintain reliable tracking.

For those who take their gear where others turn back.