The SUUNTO Elementum Digital Sport Watch is the perfect choice for the busy outdoorsman. They come in three different versions: Elementum Aqua, Elementum Terra, and Elementum Ventus. It knows when you become submerged in water, and it will start up all of it’s dive functions automatically upon entry.

For those of you who like every gadget imaginable, the Suunto Vector Wristop Computer will surely keep you busy. This rugged yet light weight yellow watch has an altimeter, barometer, compass, countdown timer, three alarms and a stop watch. Be it mountain climbing or an afternoon of orienteering, this watch will get you where you need to go. Suunto has even added cardinal half points and degree numbers on the bezel to ensure the most accurate reading possible. $200.

The Suunto Core Extreme is a limited edition design of their award winning outdoor performance watch that everybody loved so much. The watch features the same same altimeter, barometer, and compass functions as the rest of the Core line, in this sleek all black case design. These watched will be produced in limited numbers of 3000.

Suunto is a leading designer of sports precision instruments. Their newest collection, Elementum, are stylish urban-inspired pieces that are considered exclusive and rather ‘luxurious’ in comparison to their previous collections. These premium digital sports watches are dedicated to diving, mountaineering and sailing and the three models; Aqua, Terra and Ventus feature these sport-specific functions. For example, the Terra features digital compass, altimeter, and barometer, where as the Ventus features an advanced compass, weather prediction and sailing timer. The Aqua measures depth, max depth, dive time, surface time and water temperature. No word on price yet but they will be available in the fall of 2009. $TBA.

Suunto has a great line of watches for the athlete who also wants to wear the same watch through out the day. The t3c Black Arrow has smooth lines and a matte finish and doesn’t appear to be a big chunk of plastic like other sports watches. It features a real-time heart rate and calorie consumption monitor and the user can measure the speed, distance and cadence. It’s also good for triathalon training as optional POD accessories can be purchased at a pretty good price. $162.

The Suunto T4C watch is not your run-of-the-mill heart rate monitor and calorie counting gizmo. Instead, this watch is able to collect data in order to create a custom workout regime based on the wearer’s current and desired fitness levels. The wearer selects a goal date for training, let’s say an upcoming marathon, and then the coaching software embedded in the watch will give you the distance and intensity that you have to maintain through out the training period. If you miss a day in the training program (god forbid) the Suunto T4C will adjust accordingly based on a ten-day workout cycle. $220.