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I think there's still a ton of potential though. The right company just needs to come up with the right formula.

• icantdrive55 9y ago
  I hope there's potential? I thought the Fitbit looked good on certain women. Aesthetics aside, I don't know if I want anything on my wrist other than a nice mechanical watch. I repair watches. I've been following these watches since day one, and just been dissapointed. I just got a Waltham 17 jeweled moment running. The last service was inscribed on the case back. It was last worked on on '62. I washed, and oiled the movement. It's a few seconds fast. It just tells the time, and I like the way it looks. Done. Then again, I'm starting to like the Iwatch. When it first came out, I was very disappointed. But lately? It just doesn't look as bad? It's just looking better? It must be psychological? I still see it's the number one for sale watch on CL though. (My record for sentence fragments.) If anyone cracks the code, they will gave a real successful product. There's a lot of psychology behind a watch. I've noticed men are more interested in timepieces than women. I used to think it was just that women have more fashion choices. Now I don't know the reason.