Most watches I've seen have been extremely reliable in their operation. Most computers I've used have not, and Apple machines are no exception. Which leaves me

Most watches I've seen have been extremely reliable in their operation. Most computers I've used have not, and Apple machines are no exception. Which leaves me with the feeling that, if I wanted a watch for telling time, I wouldn't get one as complicated as an Apple watch, and if I wanted the extra utility, I wouldn't expect it to be as reliable as the alternative. I think it's the same bloat-avoidance instinct that drives people away from IDEs: don't get more than you will actually use, because you will probably end up paying for it in money, time, and frustration.