
In a fascinating intersection of traditional horology and modern tech, WatchProSite member robert10, a newly graduated watchmaker, shares his experience with an Apple Watch gifted by his son. His post sparks a lively discussion among collectors about the place of smartwatches in a world of mechanical masterpieces, and the intriguing concept of 'double-wristing.' robert10's journey explores how a dedicated watchmaker navigates the utility of a digital device alongside his passion for intricate movements.

Just kidding, smart watches have their place too. Congratulations on graduating! The industry needs more watchmakers.
Since Series 1 I follow the developments of the Apple Watch closely and every few years I get the latest model. Double twisting is not for me but I wear mine in the gym, during travels and at home. It is a great gadget. GEO
I do think I'm going to use it when I Play golf.
But I will find out which golf gps apps are best and I would love to return with recommendations😊
I do not wear two watched either. When my uncle wear a watch and on his other wrist a device, it looks bad. But with his heart problems his wrist device is useful. When people wear a watch and on the other wrist some wristbands and bracelets, ok looks allright. I just have a problem with again something on a charger and plastics inside. After some years the product thrown away, and buy a new one. Very unsustainable. My iPhone just do the same, so i can measure my heart beat with it. For wild arm
The ones I had tried in the past were supper slow and inaccurate (often 10 yard off!)
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