BTw, you are right with your original post.:-)
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To each their own. I just can't see downgrading to an Apple watch after I have had this on my wrist for over a year.
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I didn't see it as a downgrade. I saw a window for niche for it. I would never pass on my Rolex or Breitling for dress. I was using this Apple watch for during the day, while working at my desk, to multi task or for doing my neighborhood exercise. Was much easier to change Playlists for music than reaching to arm band for phone. Heck of an expensive convenience at $750. Don't think I used it more than 10 times though.

I am actually tossed at selling it but yeah much more fun to reach in the safe and put on a classy, high end watch so in the end, yeah, downgrade.
Looks like will sell right now. I guess I will say been there, done that.
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I agree; not a downgrade at all.

They are just totally different watches. Rolex or Breitling will never come close to the accuracy or features of an Apple watch...

Rolex & Breitling you are buying something hand crafted, an ode to what a skilled craftsman can hone... Something of heirloom value; not a disposable electronic item like everything else that Apple makes.
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My last evening with my Apple Watch as will sell and looks like will recover all my money.
Farewell my friend.
Hasta la vista.
Good bye.
Au revoir.
Sayonara.
Auf Wiedersehen.
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Resurrecting this thread because even after this comment in 2015......


........I am seriously considering getting one. Any input on the newer series 2?
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