Garmin D2™ Mach 1, Touchscreen Aviator Smartwatch with GPS Moving Map, Aviation Weather, Health and Wellness Features and More, Oxford Brown Leather Band

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Accelerate the adventure with the D2™ Mach 1 GPS aviator smartwatch. With classic style and a modern AMOLED touchscreen display, this premium timepiece puts advanced tools for flying right at your fingertips. Check weather reports and radar, get automatic alerts for changing conditions, and navigate with the moving map, worldwide aeronautical database and HSI — plus more (when paired with your compatible smartphone). Pair with the Garmin Pilot™ smart-device app to transfer flight plans to the watch and log your flights automatically. Use the smartwatch’s health and wellness features to help ensure you’re ready for your next flight — and find new ways to move with its more than 30 built-in sports apps and animated workouts. And be ready for departure with up to 11 days of battery life.
AMOLED touchscreen display keeps you informed at a glance, even under bright sunlight
Use the worldwide aeronautical database, moving map and HSI to help navigate — plus the emergency mode displays information that helps you land in an emergency
Access aviation weather, including NEXRAD, METARs, MOS (only available for US airports) and TAFs — plus configure alerts to keep you informed about weather and more (when paired with your compatible smartphone)
View airport info, including runway orientation (including wind components (when paired with your compatible smartphone), lengths and airport frequencies
Utilize the Pulse Ox (not available in all countries) sensor to monitor blood oxygen levels and the barometric altimeter for altitude alerts

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Reviewer: B. Richardson
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It’s unique and beautiful!
Review: I purchased the Garmin “D2 Mach 1” smartwatch as a gift to myself for having reached 50 years of flight experience as a general aviation pilot. Although this smartwatch has tons of sports, health, and fitness features built into it, as do all of the Garmin smartwatches, I will stick to its aviation aspects in this review. In searching around for an appropriate present, I found only two other current smartwatches that come close to having all of the unique aviation-oriented features as does the Garmin “D2 Mach 1”. They are the Garmin “Marq Aviator” (at twice the price) and the Garmin “D2 Air X10” (at half the price), which doesn’t have the moving map display, the EFIS type of altimeter watch face, the wind vector arrow on its runway in-use graphic on its default watch face, nor some other features as does the “Mach 1”. Also, the “Mach 1”, in my personal opinion, is a more upscale and better looking ‘pilot’s watch’ whereas the “X10” looks more like a ‘regular’ watch. Don’t get me wrong…I am not disparaging the “X10” as it is a very nice looking smartwatch with a ton of aviation related features and at half the price of the “Mach 1”. The “D2 Mach 1”, however, has the appearance a more expensive traditional pilot’s watch that grabs your attention, and it has even more aviation tools and capabilities than does the “X10”. You really couldn’t go wrong with either watch. The “D2 Air X10” is a fantastic aviation smartwatch. The “Mach 1” is even more fantastic!! The “Marq Aviator”, Garmin’s top smartwatch, has no more aviation features than the “Mach 1”, but it costs over two grand 😯 (as of this writing)!I must admit that there is a steep (and I mean REALLY STEEP) learning curve in becoming familiar with, and proficient in using, all of the unique capabilities of the “D2 Mach1”. It’s not something that you take out of the box, strap onto your wrist, and go flying with. I mean you can do that, but you’ll be using it for little more than a basic timepiece without digging in and learning how to call up and use the tools that it offers. Just think in terms of your first experiences flying with a G-1000 or other Electronic Flight Instrumentation System with soft keys that pull up various screens and perform a myriad of functions, and you’ll get the idea of what using this watch is like. It’s a Garmin! If you’ve used their equipment before then you know that they pack a ton of functions into their packages! Once you explore and learn how to really use the “Mach 1”, it’s a dream to have. 😃There are only two things that didn’t thrill me about this smartwatch. 1, you cannot make or receive phone calls or do anything voice wise with it. For the amount of money that you shell out for this watch it should have this feature as do many far less expensive smartwatches. And 2, which is highly subjective on my part, was its bezel. It has a matte aluminum look with information etched above each pusher (button) on the watch case describing their function(s)…but in the same color as the bezel itself thus becoming difficult to read, due to the lack of contrast, in some lighting conditions. I would have preferred a more traditional “GMT” type of bezel showing a 24-hour day in a contrasting color to the watch case (similar to the “Marq Aviator”). So how did I remedy that? I did some research and found a bezel ring on Amazon, that fits right on top of the watch bezel, that looks a bit more to my liking. It has 360-degree compass markings on it instead of the GMT hour markers that I was looking for (see picture), but I think that it brings a more tactical look to the watch than does the original watch bezel…and for less than $20.00! Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any bezel rings that were designed specifically for the “D2 Mach 1”, but I did find some that were made for the Garmin “Fenix 7” which has the same dimensions as the “D2 Mach 1”, so I got one and it fit my new Garmin perfectly! 😁If Ringke or some other manufacturer comes out with a GMT style bezel ring for my “Mach 1”, I will definitely check it out. For the time being, however, I am very happy with my Garmin D2 Mach 1 aviation smartwatch (despite its hefty $1,200.00 price tag). 😉 It’s almost like having a “Glass Cockpit” built into your watch!
Reviewer: Henso
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent watch
Review: Great product 
Reviewer: Hal
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Superior to Apple Ultra
Review: Does it all. Aviation, of course! But does everything else also – exercise, bio, weather, maps, notifications. Easy to read dial. AND, a battery that last more than a week!!! As with the Apple Ultra, synchs with iPhone with a plethora of data via Garmin Connect. Yes, it is NOT a Dick Tracy wrist phone but then I really don’t care to talk to my wrist. I have found the maps and GPS quite accurate. The learning curve is not quite as steep as with the Apple watch but it is still a challenge. My Ultra now resides in a storage bin.
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Amazing Garmin D2 Mach 1 watch!!
Review: Excellent capabilities and options. Excellent packaging. Only minor issue is the owners manual. A little hard to follow at first because the watch is so powerful. I opted to download the manual on phone for instant access while traveling. Keeping up with the paper one issued with the watch becomes a hassle.I ve owned Garmin watches for almost 10 years now and this model is the best so far.
Reviewer: Enrique M
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excelente Producto
Review: Realmente excedióMis expectativas , excelente reloj muy muy satisfecho
Reviewer: Frasier Nutzov
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: World’s Best Watch, World’s Worst Charging Method
Review: My second watch like this, has incredible capabilities but a PREHISTORIC CHARGING METHOD with a proprietary cable that plugs into the back of the watch. The connection this makes is quite precarious, it tends to fall out unless the watch is face-down and you can’t tell if the watch is charging unless you look at the face. So you set it to charge while you do something else, come back a couple hours later and it hasn’t been charging. Frustrating!!! GARMIN – make watches that charge wirelessly, or use a common, proven attachment like USB-C, or include a compact charge stand that holds the watch. SOMETHING, other than the current travesty which frankly is an insult to German engineering!!!
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Will not turn on
Review: After 2 months of owning this, it became really hot to the touch. Today 5/24/25 it will not even turn back on. Hopefully Garmin will make this right.
Reviewer: Michael
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nifty device
Review: I love my watch