Wearing a smartwatch and normal watch

HansRoos said:
I am quite a fan of mechanical, analog watches... But now I have a friend with a problem.. He wants to have the functionality of a smartwatch as well. I currently have a fitbit inspire on my right wrist and a Tissot PRX on my left wrist. It works seamlessly and no one even notices it on me. But my friend would love the cellular connectivity of a smartwatch since he can leave his phone and don't always have to carry it while still wearing his Rolex on the other wrist. Is there anyone who "double wrists" like in wear a normal watch in addition to a smartwatch? I know it probably looks silly but I have to ask (for a friend).
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Anyone doing this is an idiot.
"Double wrists" same type of person to wear crocs and socks or crocs at all for that matter.
 
GoneWithTheWindows said:
Anyone doing this is an idiot.
"Double wrists" same type of person to wear crocs and socks or crocs at all for that matter.
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fact ,its either one plastic disposable piece of tech ,thats got zero value or a proper piece of technology like a good automatic
 
if you desperately want a newish apple watch mine is lying somewhere by the taskforce board in Wondergat ,it flooded before we even got through the thermoclines ,left it there
 
EADC said:
Problem solved

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Haha it's not about the luxury appeal from a brand name... More like a mechanical watch (one that you wind up) is something so cool... It's literally a well-thought-out and engineered machine you put on your wrist..,. 200 little parts working together to do one thing, SHOW THE TIME. It's so cool to have something like that. I just can't think of replacing it with an electronic device that's mostly made out of silicone. Look the Apple Watch is also a well thought out beast, but there's just something special about a well made swiss mechanical watch. So it's quite a chicken and egg, first world problem perhaps.. But still something that watch people wonder about
 
I wear my Garmin watch 99% of the time but have a Tag I wear if I go out to events, weddings, birthday parties, work functions etc
 
AS much as I would love to wear a mechanical watch again I wear my Garmin Fenix 24/7 tracking my fitness at present is more important than the watch
 
Aj5 said:
Smart watch is a money pit. It will get outdated. My Omega will run long after I am dead. I travel a lot and having an accurate watch is worth more to me then one more thing I have to charge.
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A smartwatch will be more accurate...
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