Is it going to be roundincompatible with your $10k Apple Watch Edition band
Is it going to be roundincompatible with your $10k Apple Watch Edition band
Really excited for this, I've owned the gen 1 and now the series 2. WatchOS 3 really improved the battery life and I can get 2 full days out of the watch. Seeing a new form factor without compromises sounds great.
Aesthetics are a big part of wearing a watch (and also of Apple products). Scrolling lists or text works better on a rectangular form factor, so I get why they originally chose that, but I find a round watch much more beautiful.Why? Just aesthetics?
I have a Mac, iPhone, iPad, and now AirPods, but still feel no desire, or see a need for, an AppleWatch. My iPhone is always at hand and my schedule isn't all that packed that I need to save seconds getting back to me. Plus, I like my Sub.
Aesthetics are a big part of wearing a watch (and also of Apple products). Scrolling lists or text works better on a rectangular form factor, so I get why they originally chose that, but I find a round watch much more beautiful.
Why? Just aesthetics?
I haven't worn a round watch since elementary school. The first watch I bought myself was a CASIO Calculator watch, and actually had some variant of that up until the year before the Apple Watch. I would NOT be buying a S3 Apple Watch if it was only available in round.
Second, I will NOT be buying a watch with cellular. I don't need to pay AT&T $10/mo extra to connect my Watch to the internet. I just don't see the need to have it directly connect to cellular. It's not like my phone is ever really 'out of range'. I also wouldn't pay the 'premium' for the LTE feature I would never use. If this is a must for the S3 revision, they should keep offering a non-LTE version.
Why? Just aesthetics?
Go round or go home.Circle. Please circle.
I've been swimming and showering with mine on for nearly 2 years, fwiw.
Ok I get that. I just find the obsession with round interesting considering the only reason for it really is aesthetic (and that it’s the shape of most mechanical watches) and Apple is usually criticized for caring more about looks i.e. form over function.Aesthetics are a big part of wearing a watch (and also of Apple products). Scrolling lists or text works better on a rectangular form factor, so I get why they originally chose that, but I find a round watch much more beautiful.
Go round or go home.
They’re not unique, they’re just trying to look like every other watch out there.
All six of them?No way will they do round. EVery single app would have to be redone and updated.
Some would argue that mag safe was a perfect execution of charging. They axed that for a far less superior design.
Three year cycles of the same hardware design are not a good idea going forward, imo.
Hope they do keep the same bands, but it wouldn't be a deal breaker unless you bought a band to match every outfit, these last 2 generations.
So is it just because we’ve all become accustom to watches being round so that’s what we aesthetically prefer i.e. that’s how a “Watch” is supposed to look? I hadn’t worn a watch for years. I never even think about the fact my Apple Watch isn’t round. I just like that it’s small enough that it doesn’t look ridiculous on my tiny wrists. My fear is a round watch will mean a bigger watch which might be fine for men but not women with tiny wrists.Yes.
It's a fashion accessory and smart watch. If it was just about smart watch capabilities, I would have bought a pebble along time ago.
No one wants to watch videos, browse instagram, or shop on their Apple Watch. Round display will do just fine to show a few words for weather, time, and messages.
If the original wristwatches had been rectangular you'd think a round one looks stupid.Yup. Should have been round from day 1.
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They’re trying to look natural.
My husband has been known to lean over and tap my watch to get the time.I just want:
1) the watch face to always be displayed. Awkwardly raising my wrist (which only works if I sort of snap it up) or tapping is dumb - this isn't 1976 when we had to deal with LED digital watches.