Digitize Your Busy Life With Suunto Watches

Telling time with an analog watch is somewhat of a game. You look at your wrist and see the big hand hovering somewhere between one and two, then squint your eyes and try to guess exactly which one of the five dots it landed on. But taking all that time just to tell time is a waste of time. You’re a man on the go, so you need a digital watch made to track every moment of your busy life with extreme precision.

Finnish watchmaker Suunto has time-telling down to a science. See how switching to a digital watch can help coordinate your day.

7:45 a.m.

That morning train loves to play games, doesn’t it? It rolls in early and leaves at 7:45 on the dot. The earlier you leave to catch it, the earlier it leaves, and you’re stuck on the platform watching your train pull away from the station. But not this day. Beat the train at its own game with a Suunto watch that tells you exactly when you need to show up, down to the second.

10:30 a.m.

This is the time set for that extremely important meeting—you know, the one your boss sent around three memos and a reminder email for. It’s certainly no occasion to show up late, or else….Let’s not even go there. Make sure you arrive early and ready to take notes with a smart-looking white watch.

1:00 p.m.

Lunch time is a blessed time of day. It’s a time to decompress, take a breath and fill your hard-working self with sustenance. Every minute counts, so make sure you use up every single one with a lime-hued digital time tracker.

5:00 p.m.

You like to welcome this time of day by standing up and taking a wide, long stretch. For some people the end of the work day is at four, for others it’s six. No matter what hour your quitting time is, count down the final seconds until it’s time to break free with a black timepiece fitted with coral straps.

Telling time shouldn’t feel like looking through a crystal ball. For a modern man on the go, a Suunto watch will get you there in the nick of time.

Analog watches are so last century.