The Suunto Elemenum Terra is a watch with capabilities far beyond the automatic Swiss timepieces we usually lust after, it has a built in 3D compass, altimeter, barometer as well as the standard time and calendar function.
The barometer allows the watch to log pressure trends which allows the wearer to make accurate predications regarding weather conditions – a useful feature when off the beaten trail. Suunto use stainless steel for the case with a sapphire crystal face, each watch can be submerged up to 100 meters and has an average battery life of 12 months.
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