Been a long time Garmin user and recently upgraded from the Edge 705 to the Edge 530 and it is a game changer for me. Can do pretty much everything to set up the device via my phone, plus things like power workouts display visually. I sync up the Gamin App with TrainingPeaks and it automatically loads workouts into the Edge, I select it and go. Just FYI, I think the 1030 is touch screen but I got the MTB package for the 530 and it comes with the remote which is very useful.

I have friends that have the Wahoo computers and they speak very highly of them as well - easy to set up and use with phone, etc. I have just be brand loyal to Garmin and they all work.

Also, I do highly recommend the Varia (note DC Rainmaker had a link to a good deal on it - plus he is the go to expert for all things electronic, so you should read his comparisons as well). It is useful when on the road and I really like the simple display it gives me for cars approaching.

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I miss you "Sports Night"

Xert does it with power if you want to go that route

The Garmin watches seem to be a nice mature technology. They don't do exactly what you want but they can provide you with data about what happened during the workout and they can keep it all in one place and they give you feedback while you are working out. Once you get the watch set up with your heart rate zones and will show you some nice charts and such. You don't need to spend billions of dollar s I bought a 920 XT used which was a top-of-the-line watch in 2014 and now sells for about a hundred bucks in great shape. I find the recovery metrics and sleep tracking are not very accurate or useful but beyond that it provides me with a nice picture of what's going on.