Multiple time zones Watches and wrist devices

The Bottom Line: With its built-in heart-rate monitor, Suunto's N6HR is the sportiest MSN Direct watch available, but it isn't cheap.

Specs: Heart rate monitor, Sport, 12/24 hour, Multiple time zones, 100 m, MSN Direct service, Smart Personal Objects Technology (SPOT), Changeable watch faces

The Bottom Line: The Suunto N3i is one of the most stylish SPOT watches available, but it comes at a cost.

Specs: Watch (combo device), Technical, Multiple time zones, 100 m, Smart Personal Objects Technology (SPOT), MSN Direct service, Changeable watch faces, USB compatible

Specs: Watch, Sport, Multiple time zones, 20 m

The Bottom Line: An elegant design, accurate performance data, and helpful training software make the X6-HR one of our top choices for outdoor athletics.

Specs: Watch (combo device), Sport, 12/24 hour, Multiple time zones, 100 m

The Bottom Line: This is a cool watch for surfers, water-skiers, and boogie boarders who don't mind its heft and its quirky split-screen design.

Specs: Watch, Casual, Multiple time zones, 50 m

The Bottom Line: This Suunto is arguably the best of the first-generation SPOT watches.

Specs: Watch (combo device), Technical, Multiple time zones, 100 m, Smart Personal Objects Technology (SPOT)

Specs: Watch, Sport, Multiple time zones