Montblanc Summit 2+

Design snobs, this one’s for you. Most smartwatches are extremely functional but almost always lose a few points when it comes to design. Not this one. There is a rotating digital crown and two programmable buttons, with the former making it feel more like a traditional timepiece. However much one may love this one, but it’s not something that will be worn to run a marathon. Yet, there are all the tech hubba-hubbas in there — GPS, a heart rate monitor, speedometer, altimeter, barometer and a compass. And there is a stress monitor… useful if you running late for a board meeting!

Tag Heuer Connected

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The third-generation Connected is not only about great looks. A number of spec goodies have been packed in — better screen resolution and a variety of new sensors. Yes, there is GPS connectivity but also a tap away is heart rate, compass, accelerometer, and gyroscopic sensors. The big USP is precision sports feature. Powered by Google’s WearOS, it’s a macho companion for running walking or golf. In fact, there are maps of more than 39,000 courses worldwide, complete with 2D/3D plan, satellite view, distance to obstacles and distance from strokes. Get working on your handicap.

Withings ScanWatch

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It doesn’t scream smartwatch right away, instead, the efforts of the French gadgeteer have gone towards coming up with simple-looking device. In case you are impressed with the ECG function on the Apple Watch but want an alternative, this makes a good buy. Almost all the big functions of the Apple Watch are here, ECG, blood oxygen and heart-rate monitoring to tracking your activities and workouts, plus, sleep parameters. The best part of it is the oblong design that veers towards a traditional-looking piece of wristwear. And it boasts an exceptionally-good battery life of up to 30 days.