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Honestly, if you bought a fancy watch and don't want to wear it because you do manual work, that's a poor choice on your part and zero to do with the product.

• bunderbunder 11y ago
  I think you may have missed the point. Apple isn't trying to position this as just a "fancy watch", they're trying to position it as the next must-have consumer item.
  • gress 11y ago
    Watches designed for heavy manual labor are a niche, not a consumer item.
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  • micampe 11y ago
    The Apple Watch is not any less resilient than other steel sport watches, the problem is that people that are not used to wearing a watch believe they should be scratch proof (ever seen Spigen make a case for a Speedmaster?), which none of the ones you listed are, even at 250x the price, like the Nautilus (which was never a "sport watch" in the sense that you are using here, by the way). Go diving with a Submariner and it will get scratches and dents and no one will be surprised.
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• nhangen 11y ago
  To add to the other replies...I bought the sport watch. It wasn't supposed to be fancy.