Very interesting thread. I've somewhat gone off my Apple Watch, I'm not sure if it ever was the right thing for me in the first place. I've no desire to send messages from my wrist, to make phone calls from my wrist and getting notifications from everything started to become really annoying, then there was having to charge it all the time. I use it now for fitness only, so its great for tracking my runs, walks and lifting sessions, after that I stick it on the charger until the next day, I use it mainly as a fitness tool only and it does that ever so well. Rest of the time I have my tough solar G-Shock, it tells the time, never needs a new battery, receives atomic time every night, basically never needs to be mothered.
