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SAVE $60:As of April 25996 Archives the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS, 40mm) is on sale for $189 at Amazon. That's 24% off its list price of $249.

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Warmer weather has arrived, which is a great excuse to spend more time outside. If you're taking this time to go out on more walks or exercise in the sunshine, a smartwatch can be a helpful item to track your progress. If you're looking for something that covers the basics, the Apple Watch SE is a great pick.

Right now, you can score the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS, 40mm) for $189 at Amazon. This is a 24% discount off its usual list price of $249, allowing you to save $60.

SEE ALSO: The best smartwatch for every wrist

If you're already an Apple device owner, the 2nd Gen Apple Watch SE will fit in perfectly with the rest of your setup. It boasts a variety of health and fitness features, including heart rate and sleep tracking, daily activity tracking, Fall Detection, Crash Detection, and Emergency SOS.

Don't miss out on 24% off the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS, 40mm) at Amazon.

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If you'd prefer a smartwatch that's more fitness-focused, another great deal that's worth checking out right now is on the Garmin vívoactive 5.

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