I am fine without a smartwatch
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Re: I am fine without a smartwatch
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I guess it depends on your environment, and social circle(s). Here in Finland Apple watches are the most obvious "standard", as seen on over half the people taking the tram or bus. But in other circles the Rolex Daytona, or Submariners are ubiquitous. I collect mechanical watches, with about forty that I rotate through depending on my planned activities, or mood. But it has to be said I own one quartz watch and it is…
I thought Android was the dominant smartphone in Europe outside UK
But if I do then often these are fitbits/applewatches. regardless of the phone they own.
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Were they always this expensive? I just looked at the prices and a simple digital watch is $180 and up
They weren't and they aren't. $22 on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Casio-Mens-CA53W-1-Calculator-Watch/d...
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They weren't and they aren't. $22 on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Casio-Mens-CA53W-1-Calculator-Watch/d...
Take this for example: https://www.casio.com/us/watches/casio/product.A1000MGN-9/
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#28Casio calculator watches are the gold standard (particularly if you've got the nice gold-tinted one) in watch fashion.
Were they always this expensive? I just looked at the prices and a simple digital watch is $180 and up
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#30I swear Casio has a tighter tech geek brand than Apple. I discovered their pocket dictionary line a couple years ago and it practically made me drool. https://www.casio.com/jp/exword/
Pocket electronic dictionaries have been around and not strictly in Casio's wheelhouse but an "era": I used to carry around one made by Besta, a Taiwanese company. What's interesting was their integration with PCMCIA cards for language and dictionary expansion.