As a Pebble user, I sleep with my watch on as it wakes me up in a much gentler way than any audio alarm does. However, having a week long charge is also about

As a Pebble user, I sleep with my watch on as it wakes me up in a much gentler way than any audio alarm does. However, having a week long charge is also about more than just being able to avoid charging it at night. It also means that the remaining battery capacity (wear, age) will matter less. Is your battery dying, with only 50% of the design capacity left? Who cares, the watch still lasts for days. Not only that - the slow discharge also means that the battery will take ages to even experience reduced capacity. The Apple Watch, on the other hand, sprints through the battery charges, and will both be completely intolerant to reduced battery capacity and reach reduced battery capacity faster. ... So yeah. It matters.