I have the Series 4 black and silver and like them both.
I’m curious. By having both Stainless Steel models do you use cellular on both?
I’m interested whether there’s a way to transfer cellular accounts when the other one is not in use. Have one cellular line for the Apple Watch, but use two Apple Watches... because obviously it wouldn’t make much sense to carry two cellular line for two Apple Watches.
I got the gold, I really like it. The main issue is band selection is not as easy as the stainless or black which can basically be paired with anything.
I got the gold as well and have the same issue as you. Wouldn’t change it though. LOLI got the gold, I really like it. The main issue is band selection is not as easy as the stainless or black which can basically be paired with anything.
I really do not know which color to buy. (Because of the fact that I do not have an Apple store it's a bit hard to get an impression based on photos only).
black - looks classic, clean and smooth looking. But it is not as noticeable as the other colors (Missing "wow effect" of 750$ watch) and Maybe less suitable to fit with other bands.
Silver - a bit boring (just as boring as the silver iPhone XS MAX).
Gold - very prestigious, Fancy and eye-catching.
I am upgrading from a series of 4, black-colored aluminum.
The main issue is finding bands with that gold lugs, and even then it has to be a kind of rose gold.I got the gold as well and have the same issue as you. Wouldn’t change it though. LOL
Black is boring, silver looks clean, gold is beautiful if limiting in band choice.
Black is boring, silver looks clean, gold is beautiful if limiting in band choice.
Black is boring, silver looks clean, gold is beautiful if limiting in band choice.
Have you gone to the store and looked at them in person? If not, do so.
Gold is not feminine or masculine. Gold is a color.
Silver, if you’re going to get the black then you might as well get the sport..... never understood why anyone would get the stainless steel in space gray? You can’t really dress it up, it doesn’t look good with silver, or brown bands. Kind of defeats the purpose of spending more on stainless steel.
Black goes with literally everything. Not sure exactly what you mean about not being able to dress it.
Ah that makes even more sense, thank you for clarificationI believe he's referring to the conventional dress watch, which is usually either white or yellow gold (or stainless steel) on a brown or black leather band, like the watches below. Black-cased watches aren't generally thought of as dress watches.
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Black goes with literally everything. Not sure exactly what you mean about not being able to dress it.
you ever wore brown belt and brown shoes? I can put a brown leather band on my stainless steel. Would not look good with black