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A smart watch is not a “watch.” It has functionally nothing in common with a Seiko or a Rolex. It’s a computer form factor, like a desktop, laptop, video game c

A smart watch is not a “watch.” It has functionally nothing in common with a Seiko or a Rolex. It’s a computer form factor, like a desktop, laptop, video game console, tablet, or smartphone. Yes they all rapidly become e-waste and that is a problem but Seikos are not really relevant.

neolog 6y ago
They do occupy the same location on the wrist.
- saagarjha 6y ago
  I use a smartwatch to tell time just like I use a smartphone to call people. Which is to say that I carry them like their predecessors, but I do a whole lot on them that isn’t captured by their non-smart designations.