Garmin Fenix Chronos. If you don't want to sacrifice style for performance, consider the Garmin Fenix Chronos.

In a departure from the typical rugged design of other Garmin watches, the Chronos is made with a premium grade metal housing and a scratch-resistant sapphire lens. You can use it for everyday fitness with features such as wrist-based heart rate monitoring and daily activity tracking. Components such as a barometric altimeter and a three-axis compass also make the watch a capable companion for hiking and rugged adventures.

Men Black watch Mid-Priced Options Although considered ‘middle of the road' in terms of watch prices, many would deem an all-black everyday timepiece well into the hundreds as too expensive. But fear not – the likes of Uniform Wares and Seven Friday manage to combine trend-led design and high quality craftsmanship without the usual high-end price tag.

Coming in at £680, the M42 by Uniform Wares offers a Swiss-made movement with scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass, a now standard feature amongst upper-tier watches. The lugless case adds a minimal feel which is bolstered with full chronograph functionality – perfectly simple but still offering the added benefits of a sports watch

Garmin Fenix Chronos. Pricey and Stylish design. Scratch-resistant sapphire lens. Advanced running dynamics.

Some note inaccurate heart rate readings. Heart rate bundle costs extra. Battery life is roughly 13 hours in GPS mode, up to 25 hours in battery saver mode and just over a week in smartwatch mode. Advanced running dynamics include stride length, vertical ratio and oscillation, cadence and more. In addition to running, the watch is geared towards swimming, rowing, skiing and snowboarding, paddle sports and golf.