It’s Time for Wristwatches to Get Smarter

Re:It’s Time for Wristwatches to Get Smarter by sorbus on Monday February 21, 2011 @08:06PM (#2248129)

I'm 19, and I've worn a wristwatch for the last 10 years, at least. The one I currently have hasn't run down its battery for more than two years, and is comfortable and light enough that I never take it off. As a result, I'm often the only person in a group who knows what time it is.

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Re:It’s Time for Wristwatches to Get Smarter by Groxx on Monday February 21, 2011 @10:35PM (#2248583)

I'm incredibly violent to things on my wrist. I whack it on door frames, tables, everything. It probably means I'm getting too close to things when I'm walking around, but I heal - watches don't. (yet?)

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Re:It’s Time for Wristwatches to Get Smarter by Tiomaidh on Monday February 21, 2011 @10:10PM (#2248522)

I'm 18, and have worn a wristwatch since I proved to my parents that I could tell time with an analog clock at the age of 4. I will admit that about 2% of my school wears one though.

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Re:It’s Time for Wristwatches to Get Smarter by dctoedt on Monday February 21, 2011 @11:08PM (#2248681)

I left 19 behind a long time ago; I haven't worn a wrist watch in years, and hated wearing one for many years before that.

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