Gellar
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If my wife was with her friends I liked to send dirty text messages because you know they are looking at your watch and reading it when a message pops up.
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LopeHunter
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I wear an iWatch which syncs to my iPhone. Settings control if audible clicks and screen brightness. I do not need a watch to tell the time as my iPhone is with me. Why wear it? Tracks multiple health-related data points as is a wearable health monitor and exercise tracker so alerts me if I have been sitting on the couch a long time but should stand up now and move around for a couple of minutes.
Also, I use as a timer when flipping thick steaks on the BBQ. When had a health issue the data my iWatch had collected supplied a trendline of my normal oxygen levels going back months, my sleep patterns, heart rate, etc.
Luddites resisted technology. I prefer to not chop wood to cook evening meals since can turn a knob on the kitchen stove which magically lets me cook. I could chop wood. I flip a switch to make light appear rather than use whale oil lamps. I could use oil lamps.
My great-grandfather used a pocket watch tethered to his wool vest and went to his grave mocking the new-fangled watches you could wrap around your wrist which the WW2 soldiers relied upon.
Seems silly to mock a more accurate and useful watch such as a iWatch rather than only wear the leading technology in 1960 but the analog watch will look good while chopping wood each evening and refilling the oil lamps.
Also, I use as a timer when flipping thick steaks on the BBQ. When had a health issue the data my iWatch had collected supplied a trendline of my normal oxygen levels going back months, my sleep patterns, heart rate, etc.
Luddites resisted technology. I prefer to not chop wood to cook evening meals since can turn a knob on the kitchen stove which magically lets me cook. I could chop wood. I flip a switch to make light appear rather than use whale oil lamps. I could use oil lamps.
My great-grandfather used a pocket watch tethered to his wool vest and went to his grave mocking the new-fangled watches you could wrap around your wrist which the WW2 soldiers relied upon.
Seems silly to mock a more accurate and useful watch such as a iWatch rather than only wear the leading technology in 1960 but the analog watch will look good while chopping wood each evening and refilling the oil lamps.
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Mine hangs on every word and number from her garmin. Every run and walk has to be logged or it's like it never happened. If that watch says 3.98 miles she is not satisfied until that number reaches 4.00. I tell her she has CDO, it's like OCD but in the correct alphabetical order to sooth her brain. Be glad yours is an analog gal.
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