Who would like to see Watch available in a larger size?

[mitchleeh]

Yes. Don't have my watch, but tried it on 3 times, various models, even the Edition at the Apple store. I would love a 45mm or 46mm. Here's the 42mm on my wrist.

 

[w00tini]

Since Jony Ive has said he understands that as soon as a customer wears a product they have the expectation of choice, so by Gen 2 I would expect to see a smaller 34-36 watch, and maybe a larger watch as well. So four models altogether.

We can expect to see different case materials, especially a $1-2K gold colored option, and gold anodized aluminum. Gen 2 will definitely be slimmer. And there will be a round model, though that may take until Gen 3 -- it depends on how serious Apple is about this fashion thing.

I was thinking, rumors were that Apple wanted more sensors in the watch, but the tech just wasn't working up to their standards. what if they did not slim it down in gen 2, but added more sensors?

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Although I fully appreciate Steve is dead and buried and Apple had to move on. I just don't think the Apple Watch is up to Apple's standards. It doesn't feel like an Apple product or a product which should even exist. The product category feels gimmicky and I wish it would just go away or for somebody to actually work out what a smartwatch is even for.

I respectfully could not disagree more. do you have the product? have you worn it for a few days to absorb the nuance of what it does? I'm not trying to be confrontational, but I believe it is easy to dismiss a product like this if one has not experienced it in real world scenarios.

Would a bigger screen (round option maybe?) make you feel differently?

 

[Steve686]

Not necessarily a bigger watch physically, but hopefully in the future they can make more of the glass surface usable as part of the device.