Suunto n3i slimmer SPOT Wristwatch

Sep 13 2004, 11:56am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Wrist Dreams reports about a new Suunto SPOT wristwatch.

The Suunto n3i offers all features of the MSN Direct-enabled n-Series and a slimmer profile and a more urban look and feel. In addition to advanced watch features like stopwatch, lap and split times, interval training timers, programmable alarms, dual time and date, the Suunto n3i carries advanced timing functions that allow it to automatically adjust to changes in time zone anywhere in the U.S. and receives its updated time automatically from an atomic clock.
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