Fossil 10 atm watch manual full#
Fossil 10 atm watch manual software#

Stopwatch: Brings up a stopwatch you can use to track time.

You can also choose to manually check your heart rate here, as well.

Wellness Dashboard: A shortcut to get to your health stats for the day like steps, active minutes, and calories burned.

Workout Mode: If set to this, when you press this button you’ll be able to choose from a Run, Treadmill, Elliptical, Weights, or general Workout and it’ll begin tracking it.

In the app, you can also customize those three side buttons as I mentioned and choose from the following (also the watch hands actually move to lie at 3 and 9 to let you see what is happening on the screen whenever you do any of these options or get a notification).

Steps: Your current number of steps for the day (resets at midnight).

Heart Rate: Displays your last recorded heart rate (which it will check regularly).

Current Temperature: Current temp in Celsius or Fahrenheit for your current location.

Fossil 10 atm watch manual software#

Active Minutes: Tells you how long you’ve had your heart rate high enough during the day for the software to consider you actively working out.

Chance of Rain: Will give you the percentage chance that it’ll rain in your current location.

Second Timezone: Let’s you select a city and display that cities timezone (as opposed to the main watch hands that automatically change the time based on the time of your phone it seems).

Blank: Pretty self-explanatory, but this let’s you leave one of these sections empty.

Using the new Fossil Smartwatch app, you can go to Customization and tap on the watch face to choose between the following for each of the four sections. So firstly, the e-Ink screen under the watch hands shows 4 customizable sections for info that you can always see. While we’re on the topic actually, let’s dive into the software and how using this watch actually works. Moving around it though, we do have three buttons on the side that can be used to navigate the e-Ink screen and can also be customized to launch different functions when pressed (the middle one looks kind of like a dial but doesn’t turn, FYI). Checking with my buddy MrMobile, Michael Fisher, who has also been using the watch, he says he’s losing about 10% a day so between the two of us I think it’s safe to say 10 days is about what you’re looking at realistically, which of course, is still way better than any traditional smartwatch. Now, I started using mine at half battery on the 1st of November and it’s at about 15%.

Fossil 10 atm watch manual full#

According to Fossil, you should get about two weeks of use on a single charge and the charger can charge it to full in about 60 mins. There is no GPS though or barometer as far as I can tell, so you’ll have to use your phone for that if you need to track runs, elevation, etc.įor battery, one of the benefits of it being a hybrid smartwatch and not a more full-fledged one, is that the battery lasts a lot longer. That is slightly less than the 5 ATM we’re used to seeing on other smartwatches lately but still plenty enough for doing laps or going for a swim if you ask me.įor sensors, the watch has a built-in heart rate monitor (hence the HR in the name), and all the other standard hardware to let it track steps and even sleep (which I appreciate). The Fossil Hybrid HR is also swim-proof up to 3 ATMs (or 3x normal atmospheric pressure).

This watch carries that same design language which I like but albeit with a more of a traditional watch vibe, of course.

They’re slim, clean-looking, and lightweight and am a big fan of that Gen 5 watch I mentioned. Now, I’ve said this before, but I’ve always been a fan of Fossil smartwatches (and their subsidiary companies like Skagen) because of the simplistic and minimalistic style. The 42mm case size is just a tad smaller than the 44mm size of Fossil’s last pretty well received smartwatch, the Fossil Gen 5 (which you can check out my video on it here if you’re curious), and just like that Gen 5, still feels like a good middle of the road size that’ll suit a majority of people, with a majority of wrist sizes, I imagine. The watch comes in only one size: 42mm but comes in three case colors: black, gold, and silver.Įach of these is made out of stainless steel, and while all of the colors have a 24mm display area, and are 11mm thick, the ones dubbed Charter HR accept an 18mm watch band (which you can find on places like Amazon to swap out the ones they come with) while the Collider HR ones accept 20mm bands.