All six share a 47mm Grade-5 titanium case that is 15mm thick, a sapphire lens, a ceramic bezel inlay unique to each model, and a 1.4-inch borderless AMOLED display that peaks at 3,000 nits, which Garmin says is 36 percent larger than Gen 2. The Marq 3’s Battery life is up to 18 days, or 7 with the display always on, and it has 10 ATM water resistance, and 128GB of storage holds the full set of preloaded maps with address search. Every model also includes a speaker and microphone, an LED flashlight (a crowd favorite), an ECG app, and customizable watch faces.
The Athlete, on a silicone strap, costs $2,500; the Adventurer, on full-grain Italian leather with a chemical-resistant liner, $2,700; and the Golfer, on a jacquard-woven strap, $2,800, while the Aviator, on a padded calfskin bracelet, the Commander, on a camo jacquard band, and the Diver, on a silicone bracelet with a 15mm microadjust clasp, are each $3,100. They are available now from Garmin and brand retailers.