Track Your Data at a Discount with the Best Post-Prime Day Garmin Watch Deals

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Amazon's Prime Day, a site-wide sale exclusive to Prime members, is officially here, running Tuesday, July 11, and continuing through the end of the day on July 12.

Right now, the mega-retailer is offering some amazing deals on Garmin GPS watches, which we've consistently celebrated for their functionality, workout-tracking capabilities, and peerless style. Designed with function as a top priority, these watches are perfect for hardcore training as well as all-day wearing, and they range in sophistication from industry-leading health and activity trackers to simple timepieces that easily store your basic stats and your favorite music.

Amazon currently has Prime Day Garmin watch deals of up to half off, meaning there's no time like the present to score one for yourself—or snag one as a thoughtful birthday or holiday gift for a loved one. To help you parse through the mountain of deals to choose the right watch for you, we've rounded up the best scores we can find—and we'll keep adding more as prices and stock change.

For more Prime Day savings you can score right now, check out the best Prime Day sales on running gear.

Enduro Running Watch

For the through-hikers, ultramarathoners, and energy-efficiency enthusiasts among us, the Enduro offers a watch that will stay running for an unprecedented amount of time. One of our testers wore one of these for the entirety of a 327-mile running race, charging it only once for 3 hours with no issues whatsoever, and it still tracked his entire effort.

The features are somewhat limited compared to a Fenix to help save energy, but they're not far off in terms of performance and abundance. And at 50 percent off, this might be the best Prime Day Garmin watch deal we've found so far.

Forerunner 245 Music Running Watch

The Forerunner's 200-level watches have been a consistently effective option for runners wanting a confident first experience with phone-free running. Capable of storing music and connecting to your favorite wireless earbuds, this watch keeps you plugged into everything you need while your pockets remain vacant for your other gear.

Venu

If you want a smartwatch that's as stylish as it is functional, this sleek Venu may be more your speed. It has a touchscreen and a bright AMOLED display, can last for up to 6 hours in GPS and music mode, and allows you to download music.

Functioning as an all-day wearer, this watch is also perfect for tracking activities like yoga, swimming, Pilates, and more.

Fenix 7X Sapphire Solar Running Watch

This top-level edition of the newest Fenix is Garmin's crème de la crème, made for fitness enthusiasts determined to leave absolutely no stone unturned on their health-tracking path.

This watch is rife with features, including a flashlight, an extra-large display, and battery life-extending solar charging. It also has some of the most accurate multimodal GPS tracking we've tested.

Venu Sq Music

Mirroring the style and functionality of the Apple Watch lineup, the Venu Sq is a more pared-down version of the standard Venu, offering a sleeker, squarer display that's a bit more conservative with your wrist real estate.

The Music model, like others with this designation, can store your favorite songs, albums, and playlists for wherever you might travel without your phone.

Instinct Outdoor Watch with GPS

Any avid outdoor adventurer will want a watch that can hold up against the elements and keeps its charge for long bouts in the wilderness.

This one is shockproof and waterproof, and as well as using GPS, it has Glonass and Galileo navigation technology to help you achieve the most accurate tracking no matter where you are. It even has a trackback feature that can help you return to your starting point if you get lost.

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