Despite the heart rate sensor, we found them to be perfectly comfortable in our hands-on time, and not too bulky. The watches are quite svelte, coming in at 11.6mm thick. The Premium's large model is silver with a dark brown leather band while its smaller version is gold with a light brown band.
The Sport's large model is black and comes with a black band, while the small model is rose gold with a white band. Spoiler: The Premium is also more expensive. The Sport model comes with sport bands while the Premium model comes with leather bands. Both of them have full steel bodies, but there are slight differences. It was also noticeably a fitness watch that was aimed at men, but Garmin is rectifying that this go around with a wider variety of styles - like a rose gold watch with a white strap - that creates a better gender balance.Īdding to the variety are two editions.
This is a welcome change from the previous Vivomove, which improved on Garmin's design aesthetics significantly but still looked like a fitness watch. There's a kind of generic classy feel to the Vivomove HR, but it hides a secret display underneath that analog veneer. The most obvious design change to the Vivomove HR is that it looks like a regular watch.
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