I don't get it either. I do own a smart watch, but I don't use it in the typical manner. I don't ever want to see notifications on my wrist. People seem to th

I don't get it either. I do own a smart watch, but I don't use it in the typical manner. I don't ever want to see notifications on my wrist. People seem to think it's ok to read notifications in situations where looking at a phone would be rude, such as at dinner or whilst having a conversation. I wear mine when doing sport. I like that I can play music and track my activity without my phone. And I wear mine when navigating cities. I like that I can pay for public transport and check map directions without making myself a target by getting my phone out. Other than that, I don't wear mine. I don't see the point of wearing it day to day.