When you walk around a corner too fast and hit the doorframe with your watch, you should be more worried about the doorframe than the watch. Normally the doorframe gets the dent. The watch has nothing. Because the Enduro 3 is made of titanium and is absolutely resistant to everything.

I have been wearing a Garmin every single day since February 2020. The only gap: 15 days in April 2025, when I lost it surfing in Costa Rica. I was furious — not because of the device itself, but because my Seattle runs right after were never recorded. I still think about it.

"The battery life is just insane. I need to charge it every two or three weeks. After an ultra of 111 km with navigation — I still had 60% battery. All my friends are doing battery management to endure the race."

I have navigated with GPS in the Atacama Desert. In the Austrian Alps. Along the Southern Patagonian Ice Field on the Circuito Huemul. The Enduro 3 is the one device I have never had to worry about. It tracks everything — heart rate, altitude, sleep, recovery — 24 hours a day, without me thinking about it.

For Agentic Living, this matters: the watch is a passive data layer. It feeds my agent with real-time context about my health, my training load, my recovery. I do not enter this data. It simply exists, and the system uses it.