> In reality, truly "urgent" messages are rare. Most people incorrectly call "important" messages, "urgent". Perhaps triage is better. My wife texts me to kno

> In reality, truly "urgent" messages are rare. Most people incorrectly call "important" messages, "urgent". Perhaps triage is better. My wife texts me to know our son's doctor is fine. Not urgent, nice to know. > What I mean is, the examples you mention can and often are covered by other devices that you're already using. That's true. But that was also true when I got the iPhone & iPad. > Countdown clock is not a smartwatch feature, you can get that on a regular watch. Not sure why you'd mention that as a plus for a $400 Apple Watch. Just a way I used it that's different from what I did with my watch before. (My prior watch was a self winding Hamilton.)