Wearing a watch & an activity tracker?

[H20DJY]

I have a Garmin Fenix that I wear when I go walking or biking, wouldn't wear it and another watch but maybe a smalle thing like a fitbit would work.

[Justayellowbadge]

Montblanc has a solution, the E strap.

[aquarianone]

Check out the Huawei watch, it looks and feels like an actual watch.

Had mine for a couple weeks now and it's pretty bloomin good, super crisp AMOLED screen, great integration with Android wear, multiple watch faces for any occasion and quick change straps..

[HTP99]

My Gear S3:

[Nigel_O]

I wear a Sub as my daily, but I've just bought a Fitbit Charge 2.

There's no way I'm taking the Sub off, so I've been wearing the Fitbit on my right wrist. It was fine at the weekend while I was in civvies, but now I'm back at work, I'm really struggling with the Fitbit fitting under the cuffs of a business shirt, regardless of the cuff (button or cufflink) - the Fitbit is simply too bulky, which is weird, because the Sub is hardly a slimline watch

I'll persevere - maybe its just a case of me having to get used to something on my right wrist after decades of only wearing a watch on my left wrist.

The main point I suppose is that it doesn't feel to awkward and it doesn't look out of place. I imagine a bigger, watch-sized tracker would start to look very much like two watches

[epom]

Squadrone Rosso said:

Thanks for all the responses. I suspect this will rapidly become the norm.

I think I like my nice watches too much not to rotate them & leave them in the safe so I'll try the both wrists occupied for a while to see how I get on.

I've gone for the Black version:-

Edited by Squadrone Rosso on Friday 13th January 09:12

What are those ? I like the look of them.

[Squadrone Rosso]

epom said:

What are those ? I like the look of them.

Fitbit Surge. So far, very happy