Fitness Watches

We’ve said it before, but digital watches don’t make it to the pages of worn&wound very often. And lets be honest, its because a lot of digital watches are, well, ugly. But in certain circumstances, like when you’re working out, looks don’t matter. Sometimes, you really just need a tool to get the job done. And when that’s the case, we say you might as well do it for cheap. So in that spirit, here are a few options for fitness watches under $100.

The Timex Ironman 100-Lap Flix Digital Watch has just about everything you’ll need for managing your running workouts. It has a chronograph function with super high capacity for recording laps (100, duh), an automated interval repetition counter, programmable alarms and a lot more. One really neat feature of the Ironman is its ability to exclude rest times from the timing of your runs. This way, when the workout is done, you can get an accurate reading of your total runtime without having to do any math. Also, for those of you who do your running at dusk, or who maybe like to run all night super marathons, the Ironman Flix has the convenient feature of activating the INDIGLO light with a flick of your wrist. Best of all, this full-featured watch is priced at just $47.