Fitness Magazine Shares Behind-the-Scenes Details on New Apple Watch Cover

[George Bailey]

which arm

or the fact she's wearing it on the wrong arm. Watches go on the Left.

Being left-handed, I've always worn my watch on the right. The idea being that it's not on the dominant hand, which is presumably why most wear it on their left.

Up until the Apple watch, that has always meant having the crown on the "wrong" side. But the AW recognizes its orientation (if that's automatic, that has to be some clever code) and flips everything vertically, allowing for the crown to still be on the proper side.

 

[CarlJ]

Really, I wear mine on the right... And I'm right handed.. Didn't know there was some "rule"... Must have missed the watch wearing course in grade school.

And I'm left-handed and wear my watch on the left. Some folks are a little inflexible

 

[TonyC28]

My fiancé just got her copy of this magazine in the mail and the model is posed differently so you can only see the band of the watch. I know it's an Apple watch mainly because of this article, but the average person probably won't be able to tell.

 

[Saucesome2000]

It's pretty pathetic how Apple is trying to market their junk as Luxury and Fashionable. Luxury is a fine Swiss watch. Fashionable is not some LCD screen with touch capabilities.

THe watch looks like a hunk of junk. It's clunky, has no inspiration behind it other than the iPhone screen.

Granted it might contain some innovative ways of interacting with a touch device, but that's about as good as it gets.

I'm a die hard Apple fan. I have 8 Airport Extreme routers, 10 Apple Macs of various sorts, three iPads and an iPhone, but this Watch thing makes me want to vomit.

Short-sighted, ignorant, and cynical is no way to go through life, son.

 

[ruddyman]

Good for you

Huh! You need a gps?... Are you lost when you run? From my own experience, GPS give worse distance readings than the accelerometer; the variance is actually higher.

There is an accelerometer, it takes your pulse and plays music. What else do you need to run. Seriously? Unless your running 10h, you should be covered.

I'm glad an accelerometer works so well at tracking distance for you. No I don't get lost, silly.