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The Sportline 240 Stopwatch is a multifunction stopwatch that offers timers for splits and single events; month, day and time settings; an alarm; a shock-resistant case; and a 40-inch lanyard for easy carrying. Learning to operate the various functions is relatively simple, taking only a few minutes.

Using the Timers

Remove the plastic film from the front display and pull the battery protector tab out from the back of the stopwatch before using the device. To start using the timer, press the middle button on the top of the stopwatch and hold until the display reads 0:00.

Press the right-side button on the top of the stopwatch to begin using the timer. Press the same button to stop timing. Press the left-side button on the top of the stopwatch to reset the timer.

Press the right-side button on top of the stopwatch to begin using the split timer. Press the left-side button on the top of the stopwatch to time the split. Press again to release.

Repeat as needed for more split times. Press the right-side button on the top of the stopwatch to stop timing.

Press the left-side button on top of the stopwatch to reset the timer.

Clock and Alarm Functions

Press the middle button on the top of the stopwatch three times to change to timekeeping mode.

Press the left-side button on the top of the stopwatch to select the minutes on the watch display. Press the right-side button on top of the stopwatch to change the digits on the display to the desired time.

Press the left-side button on the top of the stopwatch to change to the hour mode. Press the right-side button on the top of the stopwatch to change to the desired time. Repeat these steps to change the date, month, and day on the display. Press the middle button on top of the stopwatch to exit the timekeeping mode.

Press the middle button on the top of the stopwatch twice times to set the alarm. Press the left-side button on the top of the stopwatch to select the hours and minutes for the alarm.

Press the right-side button on the top of the stopwatch to change between hours and minutes. Press the middle button on the top of the stopwatch to exit the alarm mode.

The new Garmin Approach S60

Garmin has been knocking out golf GPS watches before the phrase ‘wearable tech’ even existed, and its latest model – the Approach S60 – looks like being the heaviest hitting (longest driving?) wrist-based golf tech so far.

With Garmin, you’ve already got a vast array of dedicated golf watches to choose from, as well as activity watches with its impressive on-course golf technology built in – but the Approach S60 takes a somewhat different, er, approach by being a golf watch front and centre, with some activity tracking and sports training modes in the background. It’s like a scaled-down Garmin Fenix 5 in smart golf trousers.

The Fenix 5 comparisons are apt – it looks just like Garmin’s flagship sports watch and even boasts the same 1.2-inch, 240 x 240 panel, for its display. The S60 is capable of 10 hours of battery life for golfing – easily enough for a couple of rounds in one day; and up to 10 days in watch mode with activity tracking.

As well as the usual golf features you’d expect from a Garmin golf watch – with details for over 40,000 courses around the world – there are a few new skills built in. PlaysLike takes elevation into account, helping you select the correct club for your distance to the pin; SwingTempo and TempoTraining will help to improve your upswing and downswing posture and tempo; and AutoShot tracks shots around the course, prompting you to tag them with a club and offering you the chance to review them afterwards.

The S60 also taps into Garmin’s new dedicated Golf app, with social-aspects-aplenty. There’s weekly leaderboards, the ability to compete against friends and fellow golfers; viewing other players’ rank, score, handicap and more. The app can also be used for live scoring on the course and scores entered on the S60 will automatically sync to the app for instant updates.

As well as the huge plethora of golf features, the Approach S60 also tracks steps, calorie, distance travelled and sleep off of the course and the GPS radio means it can be used as your multisport watch too – with run, swim and cycle modes all on board.

The Garmin Approach S60 going to cost from $399.99 when it goes on sale in June. A premium version with a scratch-resistant ceramic bezel and black leather band will also be available for $100 more.

Garmin has been knocking out golf GPS watches before the phrase ‘wearable tech’ even existed, and its latest model – the Approach S60 – looks like being the heaviest hitting (longest driving?) wrist-based golf tech so far.

With Garmin, you’ve already got a vast array of dedicated golf watches to choose from, as well as activity watches with its impressive on-course golf technology built in – but the Approach S60 takes a somewhat different, er, approach by being a golf watch front and centre, with some activity tracking and sports training modes in the background. It’s like a scaled-down Garmin Fenix 5 in smart golf trousers.

The Fenix 5 comparisons are apt – it looks just like Garmin’s flagship sports watch and even boasts the same 1.2-inch, 240 x 240 panel, for its display. The S60 is capable of 10 hours of battery life for golfing – easily enough for a couple of rounds in one day; and up to 10 days in watch mode with activity tracking.

As well as the usual golf features you’d expect from a Garmin golf watch – with details for over 40,000 courses around the world – there are a few new skills built in. PlaysLike takes elevation into account, helping you select the correct club for your distance to the pin; SwingTempo and TempoTraining will help to improve your upswing and downswing posture and tempo; and AutoShot tracks shots around the course, prompting you to tag them with a club and offering you the chance to review them afterwards.

The S60 also taps into Garmin’s new dedicated Golf app, with social-aspects-aplenty. There’s weekly leaderboards, the ability to compete against friends and fellow golfers; viewing other players’ rank, score, handicap and more. The app can also be used for live scoring on the course and scores entered on the S60 will automatically sync to the app for instant updates.

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As well as the huge plethora of golf features, the Approach S60 also tracks steps, calorie, distance travelled and sleep off of the course and the GPS radio means it can be used as your multisport watch too – with run, swim and cycle modes all on board.

The Garmin Approach S60 going to cost from $399.99 when it goes on sale in June. A premium version with a scratch-resistant ceramic bezel and black leather band will also be available for $100 more.