Does wearing an Apple Watch cause you intimidation?

[sunapple]

Yesterday at the train station I casually walked some hundred meters with a gold caseless iPad Pro in one hand.

Guess it's the the same type of fear I had, but an Apple Watch would've attracted way less attention. Therefore I think it's not that bad.

 

[jtrue28]

Have people never worn watches? These aren't that expensive. I mean for chrissakes, my traditional Seiko kinetic watch cost more than my AW. Good grief.

 

[Celedral]

Haha. Seriously? I'm more afraid of my rolex being taken than my apple watch.

 

[DougFNJ]

I have never been concerned or intimidated wearing any watch from G-Shocks, to my Tag or Omega. I do cover my high end watches on my insurance policy which I am very happy I did. I had my Omega Seamaster Pro stolen from a locker at my gym which was replaced.

When walking through bad neighborhoods, I tend to dress down and wear my G-Shocks and am constantly aware of everything around me so I don't put myself in a position to raise potential funny business from happening.

 

[The Game 161]

If theif was smart they would know once it's off your wrist it's completely useless to them.

 

[douglasf13]

I have the 38mm steel that I'm currently wearing on a black leather strap. No one really even notices my Watch, unless they spend a few days with me.

 

[Tsuchiya]

I don't really think about it to be honest. People only notice it when I use Apple Pay or they catch me scrolling through a message though.

 

[maxsix]

Anyways, I generally don't walk in fear, so its not an issue - of course I also have a black belt in karate

Ah hah!

A very smart way to go...

 

[OllyW]

Moderator Note:

If you wish to discuss the pros and cons of using a firearm to protect your Apple watch please head over to the Does wearing an Apple Watch cause you intimidation? (Gun discussion spin-off thread) in the PRSI forum.

 

[makotoisle]

I'm more likely to be concerned about having my wallet knicked; it can be such a pain getting ID and cards reissued!