| 90 | | $600 | Filled with features and an impressive battery life, this watch is an all-around winner |
| 80 | | $500 | This model can track all your mountain activities |
| 74 | | $599 | The Baro is a watch for the techy fitness-tracker |
| 74 | | $429 | This is a great choice for someone who wants a classic altimeter at a comparatively reasonable price |
| 72 | | $499 | This watch is accurate and reliable with an excellent set of features |
| 71 | | $600 | Durable with unlimited battery power, this is a solid utilitarian altimeter watch |
| 71 | | $1,050 | An altimeter smartwatch with a ton of features |
| 70 | | $450 | An excellent multi-sport watch with an altimeter, it's a great cross-over option |
| 62 | | $280 | A basic altimeter watch with decent features, but lacks comfort and visual appeal |
| 61 | | $300 | Not the sleekest in the line up, but the battery life is pretty unbeatable |
| 61 | | $419 | We like the climb and descent graphs and appreciate the display but it's not worth the terrible battery life |
| 59 | | $65 | The least expensive altimeter option for the recreational hiker and backpacker |
| 50 | | $230 | This watch shines brightest in the front country |
