This is the main reason I’ve always had forerunners (and they are a little cheaper for pretty much same functions). This is the main reason I've always had forerunners (and they are a little cheaper for pretty much same functions). @bensales & sgn23 thanks for info on swim watches. Will probably keep an eye out for more a more basic (distance/lengths) tracking type Garmin.
The Epix pro 51mm has the battery from the garmin enduro which gives it the same battery life as a fenix 7 pro and according to DC Rainmaker the battery claims are accurate. It's the only watch that I would change from my current fenix 7x for but at the moment the cheapest I've found one for is around £550 which is still too spendy just for a pretty screen. I had a solar instinct (one of the lucky ones to get the £99 ones from Garmin) but struggled to make out anything on the small screen, so gave it to my wife.
So with that in mind, let’s see what I’ve found useful, and not so useful. The implied question is, BUY XANAX WITHOUT PRESCRITION if you record on both, do they sum the recovery stats even if you delete the duplicate activity? Ie if you edit an activity in Connect (say duration or distance) this is not reflected in the device so it's reasonable to assume the recovery stats are also not up (down?) dated. Of course, your devices are newer, so gawd knows what new features Garmin have introduced since I got mine...
The scratch -proof glass is worth the extra, I've field-tested mine against the grit stone walls of Calderdale, and I can honestly say it's pretty indestructible. It's a huge upgrade in terms of what it CAN do but tbh, I don't actually NEED most of it. The vivoactive does everything I needed, notifications, steaming music and tracking.

Outta The Archive: 4X Bike Test from 2009

Similar to Teethgrinder I have a Fenix 5X and an Edge 800 and record rides on both. The Fenix uploads to GC, the Edge I have to connect via the PC to get that to upload. I have uninstalled the Edge from Garmin Express so that it can not upload to GC and duplicate the activity.
I'm also not sure to the extent recovery data is accurately reflected across devices. Say you run on Fenix and ride on Edge recording separately. You'd expect the units to reflect the other activities. As pointed out, if you are running or cycling a lot with the watch, be aware of the weight of the fenix+epix. Not that they are that heavy, but more the bashing they can give your hand.

But sometimes I save both by mistake and when I do this, sometimes garmin will see it as 2 separate rides and sometimes only the one. If it counts it twice I just delete one of them. But it is interesting to see the differences between the two devices, there is usually a small discrepancy between the distance, but usually a much bigger difference in the elevation gain. The watch also features waypoint marking and return-to-track navigation. Whilst this is a cool feature, it isn’t the most intuitive to use and – with Mibro being quite a niche brand – it’s hard to find a information on how this works.

The watch claims 40 hours of battery life with GPS tracking active. Certainly, the drop in time between charges is noticeable when you’re training and using it more, though there are power saving options too – so you can turn off various background functions when you don’t need them. If you leave it sitting on the side fully charged, it’ll last for ages – a week or so. In use I found myself charging it every 3 to 4 days – and you need to get in the habit of charging it up when you’re doing something you don’t want to track. Often, I missed the sleep tracking just because I had put it on to charge. Like pretty much every smart watch, it’s got a bespoke charging cable, so unless you’ve got it with you, you can’t suddenly think at work ‘oh, I should charge it now, before tonight’s ride’, or whatever.
Can't really justify £300 odd even at swimming 3 times/week. I had an Instinct Solar, and similar to others I found the screen text a little small, so I replaced it with an Instinct Crossover Solar, which has the benefit of conventional hands, so its easy to see the time at a glance. I think the Epix Pro in the mid size (47mm) would be brilliant, but I can't justify it as a riding watch, as I wear an Apple watch for daily use and swimming and prefer the Apple connectivity. I seem to see the same stats in GC with expected minor discrepancies, however for some reason the Forerunner has guessed the amount of fluid I've lost - that's the only one I can see not missing. What I'm wondering now is if I don't set the activity going on the watch, will it record my elevated HR as say, calories burned (or training stress or whatever), and then also add the calories burned from the ride? If not then yep you'll need to manually delete the edge touring gps log once uploaded.