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To: roamer_1
I own a $30 Casio watch, good to 100 meters that will last for about 10 years with reasonable battery replacement and a bit of good luck - My question would be why anybody would buy either a Swiss watch or an Apple Watch. meh. What a waste of money.

You are making the classic mistake of assuming your Casio and Swiss watches and the Apple Watch are the same product category. They are not. The first two merely keeps time. The Apple Watch is a wrist mounted computer that interfaces with your iPhone, facilitates payments, receives phone calls and messages, mail, and alerts, and can run other apps one of which also keeps time.

Your Casio tells times. The Swiss Watch tells time in various formats.

88 posted on 08/15/2015 11:59:19 AM PDT by Swordmaker ( This tag line is a Microsoft insult free zone... but if the insults to Mac users continue...)
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To: Swordmaker
You are making the classic mistake of assuming your Casio and Swiss watches and the Apple Watch are the same product category. They are not. The first two merely keeps time. The Apple Watch is a wrist mounted computer that interfaces with your iPhone, facilitates payments, receives phone calls and messages, mail, and alerts, and can run other apps one of which also keeps time.

Meh sommore. Which one is going to survive getting dropped in a 5 gallon bucket of paint when the wrist band breaks, and if the answer turned out to be *none* which one would you want to replace? And btw, the Casio WOULD survive that and much more. It's a wrist watch for Pete's sake.

90 posted on 08/15/2015 12:12:08 PM PDT by roamer_1
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