I use an iWatch.
I use it to pay contactless (no need to get card out.)
Warm up or cool down car in advance of getting in.
Monitor/record activity
Unlock/approve security requests from work
Do an ECG if I get palpitations (not needed that yet, though my Dad did)
Answer calls
Get security alerts from the cameras at home, complete with snapshot of the "perp"
Answer/acknowledge texts
Check weather
Navigate (haptics/audio/visual and compass, What 3 words, Google maps/Apple maps)
Record memos
Check diary/calendar
Access and control home hub
Access Siri
Store and listen to music
Control music I'm listening to on other devices
And... it links to Strelok Pro to show drop and drift for multiple targets and gives a reticle view to show holdover and hold-off
My only experience has been with various Apple watches. Currently use a 44mm aluminium case 5.What model do you recommend?
Just about everything you mention above was a step forward at one time, How long before your Disco gives up the ghost or your watch, What do you watch the weather on, I take it it's a TV or Radio.Another gadget that is marketed to make us think we need it.
Made for people to rely on technology and keep them buying, making companies richer.
So how many charge cycles can the battery take before it gives up the ghost and you “need” to buy a new one.
Weather - I check the forecast the day before and look at the sky in the morning, enough info there.
I’ve got sausage fingers so unless the buttons are big I struggle (even on an iPhone)
Time, I use my dad’s old analogue watch which my mum gave him on their wedding day 64yrs ago but which he passed on to me before his passing!
Drive a Disco so no options there.
We have become a country fixated with gadgets - good or bad!
Great until they need a service, I've just paid nearly £600 to service my Deepsea, The watch might be dumb but the company that makes them isn'tRolex only make dumb watches so thats what I will stick with.....