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Thanks for the link!

Two other things he said hit me from that video:

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First, that he said the G Shock sold so well, because it had great design.

Second, that at that time, the average American owned seven watches. (I presume he meant old ones in drawers, too - lol)
 
Thanks for the link!

Two other things he said hit me from that video:

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First, that he said the G Shock sold so well, because it had great design.

Second, that at that time, the average American owned seven watches. (I presume he meant old ones in drawers, too - lol)

Ha! I remember this presentation. I think Steve would have been all over the different watch bands Apple created. I can just hear him in my mind describing them on stage and probably comparing them to expensive Swiss bands. He did compare the iPhone 4 to a Leica camera after all. :)
 
Thanks for the link!

Two other things he said hit me from that video:

View attachment 491374

First, that he said the G Shock sold so well, because it had great design.

Second, that at that time, the average American owned seven watches. (I presume he meant old ones in drawers, too - lol)

G shock and ProTrek, two great utiility watches, have square displays.
 
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