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I would say the inverse. The only people I know that leave a "watch" on are sleep trackers. Which is a tiny tiny niche
by abritinthebay 10y ago
I would say the inverse. The only people I know that leave a "watch" on are sleep trackers.
Which is a tiny tiny niche
- mercer 10y agoReally? That's surprising. Back when I wore a watch (over ten years ago), I only took it off for showers. Part of the appeal was being able to leave it on at all times and not have 'yet another device that needs special instructions before sleep'.
- abritinthebay 10y agoYup, even the people who are "watch people" (ie - they think nothing of collecting expensive swiss hand-made ones) are the same. shrug
- takeda 10y agoYou're ignoring that there are other watches besides smart watches. My old non-smart watch had battery that lasted 2 years, and generally I never took it of for sleeping.
- abritinthebay 10y agoNope, I'm including that. It's anecdotal obviously but I've only known one person - ever - who did that with a regular watch. Was kind of gross tbh.
- takeda 10y agoThat's another strong point of Pebble, I can wash it :)