Just saw this:
It’s not just about “features”. It about the materials used and quality of the craftsmanship. The whole case is titanium, not just the bezel. The buttons just feel high quality in comparison to the Fenix…
Does anyone know Garmin's strategy here? I've been using a Tactix Charlie, and it's great piece of kit, though honestly the only serious point of difference is the backlight, which can be made very dim…
It’s made to blend into tactical operations at night so titanium and night mode is made to not alert the enemy - guess when you’re getting a fb notification on your watch you’re screwed... other than that seems to be a well thought out start of a watch. If they could add some sort of distress signal as seen in the 10X more expensive Breitling then they have a killer.
The F6 is Marq based lol! It got launched before the F6. The whole Marq series is classed as 'luxury tool' watches so the build quality is purportedly that much higher than anything else. The software base will likely inherit much of the F6. Even Garmin would not launch a watch like the Marq that reached so far back to the F5.
My reply about the Marq being the basis for the F6 is intended to be tongue in cheek. The 945, F6 and Marq have all been designed around the same timeframe so I'd suggest there is overlap and commonality between all three rather than one specifically influencing the other.