Garmin Releases Instinct Crossover Solar Analog Smartwatch, Can Last Up To 70 Days When Using “Smart Connect” Function, Priced At $500

Yesterday, Garmin released the Instinct Crosssover solar pointer smartwatch. Officially, the Instinct Crossover is a GPS dual-display smart outdoor watch that combines the pointer design of traditional watches with the functions and durability of smart watches.

Instinct Crossover's technology-sensing luminous hands are dynamic and intelligent, taking into account all-weather monitoring and sports data tracking, and a dial that is easy to read data.

According to reports, the Instinct Crossover combines the sturdy structure of an outdoor watch with a traditional watch pointer dial, new Super-LumiNova fluorescent coating hands and hour markers.

The physical pointer in the dial can automatically adjust its position to clearly display the information displayed on the LCD screen, providing a better reading experience.

Cross-border Instinct family lineage, built to MIL-STD-810 military regulations, passed strict tests such as high-altitude operation, drop shock, thawing and freezing, and corrosion resistance.

This watch adopts RevoDrive pointer automatic correction technology, which uses pointer optical detection and positioning. It provides local accurate time with GPS satellite positioning.

Officially, the Power Glass solar charging mirror converts solar energy into actual electricity, reduces charging frequency, and provides traditional analog functions such as time, date and stopwatch.

While using the Smart Connect function, the Instinct Crossover Solar version can last up to 70 days in smartwatch mode. The Sport version also offers nearly a month of battery life in smartwatch mode and over 110 hours of battery life in GPS mode.

AndroBliz has learned that the official suggested retail price of the Instinct Crossover starts at 500 USD., and it is expected to start selling in December.