Garmin Vivomove Style

Timeless aesthetic ; Robust Garmin Connect App ; Hands move to show stats ; HR and Pulse Ox Sensors

No buttons ; Dull AMOLED displays ; Finicky gesture control

Chic design ; Hidden color display ; Excellent companion app ; Supports Garmin Pay ; Tracks sleep

Lacks GPS, Connect IQ compatibility, and music storage ; Hidden display is dull and hard to read in sunlight ; Waking the display can be finicky

The Garmin Vivomove Style is an attractive timepiece with real ticking hands and a hidden color display, but it lacks some useful smartwatch and health features.

The most beautiful hybrid watch around ; Double screens are vivid and brilliantly concealed

Expensive ; Still fiddly for sports tracking

But there’s no denying these are pricey and if you’re attracted to the Garmin brand because of the fitness tracking, then you’ll most likely want to pair this with another wearable if you want to do much more than step tracking. And when you’re already...