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The tested watches are:
The watches were tested on 4 distance/speed combinations a 400m track and a 5th test was run over a longer distance on a trail in a park.
The watches were also tested on two altitudes: 415 meters above sea level and 714m
The results are:
GARMIN
Forerunner 610 |
NIKE+
Sportswatch |
POLAR
RCX3 |
SUUNTO
Ambit |
TIMEX
Run Trainer |
|
dist.400m
slow
|
390m
|
418m
|
390m
|
400m
|
396m
|
dist.400m
fast
|
390m
|
434m
|
390m
|
390m
|
404m
|
dist.800m
|
810m
|
836m
|
800m
|
770m
|
798m
|
dist.1600m
|
1650m
|
1625m
|
1610m
|
1540m
|
1750m
|
dist.5320m
in the park
|
5000m
|
5030m
|
5100m
|
5040m
|
4840m
|
alt. 415m
boven n.a.p.
|
420m
|
405m
|
--
|
409m
|
413m
|
alt. 714m
boven n.a.p.
|
714m
|
704m
|
--
|
699m
|
710m
|
The Polar lacks the altitude registration but is the most accurate on distances. It is available in white as well.
A plus for the Nike is the availability in three colours. It is clearly more of a fashion article.
The Suunto is available in silver as well as black.
Al watches can be used as a heart rate monitor as well but for some you'll have to order the sensor seperately so read carefully before you order what's in and what's out...
Below you'll find both the images and prices on amazon:
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