I have both, so I could not compare them?
Some people like $30 watch, some people like $20,000 Rolex. And they can't compare them, because price different?
Watch is watch is watch is watch. It quack like a duck, walk like a duck, it is a duck, and I could not compare expensive duck with cheap duck?
After I compared $30 Casio, I might like it better than $20,000 Rolex, in term of how useful it is for me, so not sure why anyone could not compare any watch with any watch?
Sometime $$$ is not everything for some people.
You can compare anything you want. You can compare an Apple Watch to a Boeing 767, or to Harvard University, or to a Cruise Ship. You can compare it to your favorite actor. Nobody is telling you you're not "allowed" to compare them. Nobody will arrest you. At least not in the US - not sure where you live.
The point is that by insisting that it's a "normal comparison" you're frankly just either deliberately obtuse, you're trying to pick a fight, or you're just so sold on Apple products that you can't see the forest for the trees.
I don't own a $20K Rolex, and frankly there are other "luxury watches" that I would prefer. However I can say this with authority. A true "Luxury Watch" is as much "jewelry" as it is a timepiece. Come back to me in 10 years with each, and tell me exactly what that Apple watch is worth. I've got two old iPads sitting around that have not been used for years, and have no value. The Apple watch will be no different - and IMHO probably MORE prone to such devaluation.
That does not make it a bad product. It could be an awesome product. So was Velcro. And Zip Ties.
An authentic Rolex, TWC, Baume & Mercier, Breitling, Girard Perregaux or Glashutte? Me thinks that just maybe they will retain value long after an Apple watch has been dropped in the recycling bin. That does not make either "better". They are different. Which is EXACTLY the point that somebody made in why it's pretty darned crazy to even try to compare them.
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Why, they all go on the wrist, and normal people wear one watch at a time?
Just like a car, people say you can't compare classic car with high tech SUV, well, for normal people looking for one car, and only one car, choose between buying beautiful looking but very minimum function classic car and everything loaded any tech you could name it has it SUV could go anywhere, are you saying we can't compare them, if one only interesting to buy one car and only one car?
We really could not compare them?
Yes, you could not compare them. Unless you're an idiot. Because (as somebody who owns a collectable car) any sane person would comprehend that a "classic car" is a "collectable". A new SUV is a new transportation product. Once a car becomes a "Classic" or "collectable" they "generally" retain their value or increase their value (obviously, economy dependent). Don't believe me? Take a look at Grundy, Heacock, Hagerty or similar Agreed Value Classic/Collector Car Insurance. It has an automatic annual agreed value increase for this very reason. Not a "Premium" increase. An increase on the estimated value of your collector car. It's typically around 2.5% annually. Meaning that if your collector car is valued at $100K this year, next year the book value that the insurance company will use will be $102,500 - without you doing anything at all. Your new SUV has an automatic depreciation. Classic/Collector insurance has limitations on how the vehicle can be used, and frankly - you have to prove you have another vehicle as a "daily driver" because you are not covered by insurance if you attempt to use your Classic/Collectable for routine purposes. This is not my opinion. It is fact. You can verify for yourself easily by just taking a look at their classic agreed value web sites. Oh, and "Most" Classic policies require that you are at least 25 yrs old.
If somebody can only purchase a single car, and requires that car for transportation, then the ONLY way they would consider a true "classic" is if they were so brain damaged that they should not be able to get a drivers license.
I usually lurk on this forum - have for years - with the primary purpose of keeping current and when necessary researching an issue with one of my (many) Apple products. But this thread and the comments here are just beyond nuts.
I think I'm going to go compare my house to a bus next.