This is totally OT, but your first whom should be who. >Apple's gamble seems to be targeting people whom have never owned or even wanted to own a traditional w

This is totally OT, but your first whom should be who. >Apple's gamble seems to be targeting people whom have never owned or even wanted to own a traditional watch... That should be who. People who have never owned... is the noun phrase acting as an object of targeting, and who is the subject of the modifying phrases who have never owned and [who] never even wanted to own. I'm not trying to be a pedant. By using whom, you're signaling that you care about grammar; so I thought I'd give feedback. Feel free to ignore.