Watch
Two numbers while you run: how you stand on the plan, and the time to the checkpoint.
New4.54
A new version of the watch field
- Less battery when you are not running — a paired watch checks for changes every 6 hours, not every hour.
- The plan still arrives straight away at the start of an activity when the phone is nearby.
What it looks like on the watch
- 1The course name.
- 2How far ahead of or behind the plan you are — in green or red. Always with the hours: 0:12:04.
- 3The next checkpoint.
- 4The time left: to the cutoff if the checkpoint has one, otherwise to when the plan expects you.
- 5The field's version and the plan's revision (R). The revision goes up with every change to the plan — if it matches the site, the watch has the latest.
How to start
- 1
Get the field
Pick your model and put the file on the watch.
- 2
Make a plan
A race and a target time — you get a pace for every kilometre.
- 3
Connect the watch
Sign in and enter the code the field shows.