So if it looks like a traditional watch, it does not look cheap? Because the ocean of cheap traditional watches don't look cheap? And why does my watch have to look the same as my grandpa's watch? Don't get this thing about having smart watches looking like traditional mechanical ones.
Maybe because people like the way traditional watches look?
I've had a good look at the Apple Watch and still think it's the best looking smartwatch I've seen so far. I've tried it on and demoed the features and it looks and feels like a decent quality product. It wears nicely on the wrist and the size is good for me (42mm) and I don't think it's too thick like may others do.
I'm still not sure about how useful a smartwatch would be for me but if I was going to get one the Apple Watch would be the best bet for me because I'm firmly encamped in the Apple ecosystem. The main reason I haven't bought one is despite thinking it's the best looking smartwatch I've seen so far, I still don't like how it looks. I don't like the shape and think it's a bit bland looking so I'll wait and see if the 2nd gen brings any different designs.
While there are plenty of finish and strap choices available for the Apple Watch there is only one basic design which isn't good if you don't like that basic design.