Garmin has unveiled its third-generation MARQ collection, a six-watch luxury lineup that brings inReach connectivity directly to the wrist. With an active subscription, the watches can exchange text and voice messages over satellite or LTE, share locations, receive weather forecasts and send SOS alerts to Garmin Response. LTE also enables calls from the watch.

The feature extends the satellite-connected direction previously seen in Garmin’s fēnix 9 Pro line to the company’s premium tool-watch range. Garmin notes that inReach coverage and available features vary by region, and satellite connectivity has limitations compared with other inReach devices.

All six MARQ 3 models use a 1.4-inch AMOLED display—the largest yet in the MARQ series—inside a Grade 5 titanium case with sapphire crystal and ceramic bezel accents. They are rated for dives to 40 meters and use sealed buttons, while Garmin claims up to 18 days of smartwatch battery life.

Garmin MARQ 3 watches add satellite and LTE inReach connectivity
The MARQ 3 range starts at $2,500 in the US.
  • Preloaded global TopoActive maps and on-watch address search
  • A built-in speaker, microphone, voice controls and LED flashlight
  • Sleep, stress, Pulse Ox and heart-rate-variability tracking, plus morning and evening reports
  • ECG app support in eligible regions

Six variants, from training to diving

ModelSpecialized featuresUS price
MARQ AthleteSilicone strap, bezel VO₂ max indicator, training and endurance-assessment tools$2,500
MARQ AdventurerItalian leather strap, compass markings and ClimbPro ascent information$2,700
MARQ GolferMore than 43,000 preloaded courses, Virtual Caddie and jacquard-woven strap$2,800
MARQ AviatorAviation maps, aviation weather information, UTC indicator and calfskin strap$3,100
MARQ CommanderCamouflage strap, Stealth mode, Night Vision functions and Applied Ballistics calculator$3,100
MARQ Diver15mm strap micro-adjustment, dive functions and marine tools$3,100

The MARQ Diver is the new addition to the family and supports autopilot control for compatible marine equipment. The Adventurer can show ClimbPro ascent data without preparing a route on a phone or computer, while the Golfer offers green-contour data through a Garmin Golf subscription.

Garmin says the MARQ 3 collection will be available to order in the US from October 13. Availability and pricing for other markets have not been detailed.

SOURCEgarmin.com
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