Why not get the Fenix 3 and have an every day watch and all the training features of the 920?

The added weight is not that big of an issue but the round face is. I like square watches. I've read about some people complaining the round face crowds the data windows.

If the Fenix 2 is anything to go by, you made the right decision.

Gosh it was truly awful. Couldn't do accurate pace to save itself.

I traded mine in for an Edge 810 and a Forerunner 15 (that I also use for swimming, on timer mode).

Edge 810 has more data displayed, and guidance, and the FR15 has brilliant accuracy for running - I put on an absolute pacing clinic in my last HM thanks to that thing.

Perhaps I am just a tri-dork but my 920 works just fine as an every day watch as long as I am not required to dress up (which is 99.999% of the time)

MZack, I think you will be happy with your recently acquired duo, just like you would, had you waited a bit longer for the Epix. The Epix replaced the 920XT as my training watch (day-to-day), AND the 910XT as my reference (key workouts/races) watch from now on. The Epix with firmware version 2.20 sets the bar pretty high. Give it another four or five software updates and Polar and Suunto will be in a bit of a tough spot as far as developing a multisport watch worth mass producing and marketing to the triathlete.