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Generally expensive watches are associated with longevity, but I can't imagine someone buying this and expecting lifelong support.
by Kwastie 3y ago
Generally expensive watches are associated with longevity, but I can't imagine someone buying this and expecting lifelong support.
- jraph 3y agoI bet longevity is not a specific trait of expensive watches. I think most non-smart watches can live for very long.
- lucideer 3y agoExpensive watches are often considered "heirlooms": I'd say trans-generational longevity is a reasonably high expectation for most tech.
- ghaff 3y ago>I think most non-smart watches can live for very long. Other than batteries and watchbands (and physical damage), yes, but that's because the functionality generally doesn't change--they tell the time and don't need to interact with any other devices or software.