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Of course, an 18k gold watch, with the same size as Apple's, that contains more gold is heavier by definition. I wouldn't be surprised if that factored into th
by comex 12y ago
Of course, an 18k gold watch, with the same size as Apple's, that contains more gold is heavier by definition. I wouldn't be surprised if that factored into the decision.
- threeseed 12y agoSurprised people aren't mentioning this more. Weight is critical to the iWatch. Look at the advertising they have done to date. It has all been in women and men's fashion magazines (with a particular focus on Asia) whose readers will generally have slighter frames. The iWatch is quite different from other watch makers in this respect since they are targeting both men/women with the widest age range probably ever seen in the industry. This means the same watch needs to be capable of being worn on a 13 y/o Chinese girl as well as a 35 y/o 6 foot American guy.
- mkr-hn 12y ago> It has all been in women and men's fashion magazines (with a particular focus on Asia) whose readers will generally have slighter frames. This is something I've never heard. What is this based on?