Garmin's new tracker merges fashion and fashion all wrapped up in a single package. The first thing you'll notice about the vívomove is that it is the most traditional-looking tracker in a reel to real line from Garmin timepiece line.

The style-focused vívomove is a thrilling addition to Garmin's extensive line of activity trackers, making it easier than ever to stay fashionable and active. Either you are headed to the boardroom or walking into the park, vívomove has your steps covered, Garmin Vice President For Sales Dan Bartel said.

Naturally, design is the focus of the latest vívomove noticeable to its features is to be found in many other Garmin devices. To keep track of progress, it monitors all-day activity, inactivity, and sleep syncing to Garmin's Connect system. It is also water resistant within 50 meters and with battery life up to one year, according to a feature posted at Garmin website.

The analog watch visage comes in sleek vívomove sport, vívomove classic with leather straps, and the more upscale vívomove premium with leather straps and full steel body. With interchangeable silicone and leather strap alternatives and a variety of fashionable case finishes including white, black, stainless steel, rose gold-tone and gold-tone, the vívomove can be customized to a user's personal style. It is swim and shower safe³ with water resistance up to 50 meters and has up to one year of battery life, no recharging needed, the website added.

The vívomove automatically updates with the Garmin Connect Mobile app, a free online interactive fitness community where users can track workouts and sleep trends and patters. They are also Garmin Connect Insights-compatible which provide smart wellness insights personally adjusted to each user that provide queues to help them achieve goals, relevant healthy tips from experts and shout-outs when milestones have been met.

The vívomove is available now for $149 for the sport models, $199 for the classic models, and $299 for the premium models.

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