The article was staying completely focused on why "I" am not going to buy a smart watch, but snatched defeat from the jaws of victory when he started extrapolat

The article was staying completely focused on why "I" am not going to buy a smart watch, but snatched defeat from the jaws of victory when he started extrapolating to the market. He may be right, though. People have up on watches as functional items when they got phones, even though checking the time on a phone takes a little longer. There doesn't seem to be a big appetite for putting something on your wrist that isn't jewelry. Smart watches will either need to do amazing things, or be embedded in jewelry watches the same way a moon phase indicator used to be embedded.