Suunto Race 2 Tutorial: Display Your OS Grid Reference

If you're a walker, hiker or outdoor enthusiast in the UK, one of the most useful features on your Suunto watch is the ability to display your location as an Ordnance Survey grid reference. The problem is that many GPS watches are set up by default to display latitude and longitude coordinates. While these work perfectly well, most UK walkers, mountain rescue teams and paper map users prefer to work with OS grid references. ✅ How to display an Ordnance Survey grid reference on your Suunto watch ✅ How to quickly access your current location when out on the hills ✅ How to provide an accurate location in an emergency ✅ Why every UK walker should know how to find their grid reference Although this demonstration uses the Suunto Race 2, the same principles apply to many Suunto watches, including the Race, Race S, Vertical and other recent models.