I keep going back and forth between which one I will be getting. My only concern really is matching up to other available bands. For example if I get the space grey aluminm and want the classic buckle.... It won't match up correctly because the casing will be space grey but the pins/buckle on the band will be stainless steel. Thats awkward to me, why wouldn't apple have the options for the customer to choose which finish we want for the pin/buckle? Same with the milanese loop, you will clearly see the difference between where the space grey casing ends and the stainless steel connector begins. Any thoughts or ideas on this? It's what is keeping from settling down on a specific model.
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How will Stainless Steel bands match up with aluminum casing?
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To me it sounds like the following:
Apple sport = A watch people will just use the fitness app for
Apple Watch SS = A watch for people who are collectors and have a variety of bands to choose from
Apple Edition = Apparently something people to talk about - so free publicity?
If you want a watch to collect bands with to me it sounds like you should get the apple Watch SS.
*shrug
Apple sport = A watch people will just use the fitness app for
Apple Watch SS = A watch for people who are collectors and have a variety of bands to choose from
Apple Edition = Apparently something people to talk about - so free publicity?
If you want a watch to collect bands with to me it sounds like you should get the apple Watch SS.
*shrug
Simple, the Sport is the starter model. Apple WANTS you to be 'forced' to move up to the SS in order to match the brackets/straps (you can use the Leather Loop though). It is a subtle form of 'bait and switch' and a fantastic upscale enticer.
so they should make a matt finish stainless steel or titanium version. I hate shiny metals.