Don't get your point. It's supposed to be much more than a watch, so my bias against watches shouldn't have mattered. Apple aims at mass markets. They didn't s

Don't get your point. It's supposed to be much more than a watch, so my bias against watches shouldn't have mattered. Apple aims at mass markets. They didn't sell the apple watch as something brand new that people will need a lot of time to adjust to. In fact, It would a contradiction to their core value since the macintosh : computers should adapt to humans, not the other way around. The fact that they don't give selling numbers says a lot. I did use the watch as an extension of my phone, and after 10 days of intense use (because it's my job), it didn't provide any value to me. And i've never missed it since i stopped using it. I don't see what for more time would be needed for ( it's not like it provides very advanced functionnalities that takes time to learn how to use anyway).