By: Kris C
Cool watch, and like the concept, but I wouldn’t be caught dead carrying an iPhone. But, if they expand into other platforms, I’ll be a buyer.
View ArticleBy: Ulysses31
The design doesn’t look like something an iPhone owner would want – though I can’t be certain since I don’t have one – I wouldn’t want a phone made of glass any more than i’d want a wrench made of bone...
View ArticleBy: HawaiianHorology
I like the concept of the watch (IPhone bluetooth connectivity) with and Eco-Drive setup, but the execution of the dial leaves much to be desired. People love the IPhone because it is intuitive to...
View ArticleBy: iharley
Not to sound like the edit police, but this might need cleaning up: “Using Bluetooth the watch will sync its time and date from the watch…” I assume it syncs with the phone.
View ArticleBy: MarkCarson
Kris C This and Ulysses31′s comment beg the question – what is the more popular smartphone among WISs? A poll Ariel? I’m with Kris C and Ulysses31, no iPhone for me. Android guy here.
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By: Maximilien
To quote a plebeian horologist “I would not strap this to my dog” even if he had his own iPhone . If you must, somehow, have your wristwatch connect to your phone then get a Pebble, or the like, that...
View ArticleBy: LarryAyonn
It’s a shame that they are limiting their market CONSIDERABLY, because this only works with an iPhone. I might wear this if it actually worked with my phone, but since I will never buy an iPhone, then...
View ArticleBy: gadgety
The best part is it can be used under water, and that it’s Eco-drive. Even better if it were eco-drive duo. Design wise it’s a bit messy.
View ArticleBy: gadgety
The best part is it can be used under water, and that is Eco-drive. Even better if it were eco-drive duo.
View ArticleBy: DG Cayse
I like Citizen watches.I like the Eco-Drive system.I use Android 4.0. Samsung phone. In my upper right desk drawer. I hate carrying a cell phone.Luddite is my name.
View ArticleBy: Kris C
Cool watch, and like the concept, but I wouldn’t be caught dead carrying an iPhone. But, if they expand into other platforms, I’ll be a buyer.
View ArticleBy: Ulysses31
The design doesn’t look like something an iPhone owner would want – though I can’t be certain since I don’t have one – I wouldn’t want a phone made of glass any more than i’d want a wrench made of bone...
View ArticleBy: HawaiianHorology
I like the concept of the watch (IPhone bluetooth connectivity) with and Eco-Drive setup, but the execution of the dial leaves much to be desired. People love the IPhone because it is intuitive to...
View ArticleBy: iharley
Not to sound like the edit police, but this might need cleaning up: “Using Bluetooth the watch will sync its time and date from the watch…” I assume it syncs with the phone.
View ArticleBy: MarkCarson
Kris C This and Ulysses31′s comment beg the question – what is the more popular smartphone among WISs? A poll Ariel? I’m with Kris C and Ulysses31, no iPhone for me. Android guy here.
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By: Maximilien
To quote a plebeian horologist “I would not strap this to my dog” even if he had his own iPhone . If you must, somehow, have your wristwatch connect to your phone then get a Pebble, or the like, that...
View ArticleBy: LarryAyonn
It’s a shame that they are limiting their market CONSIDERABLY, because this only works with an iPhone. I might wear this if it actually worked with my phone, but since I will never buy an iPhone, then...
View ArticleBy: gadgety
The best part is it can be used under water, and that it’s Eco-drive. Even better if it were eco-drive duo. Design wise it’s a bit messy.
View ArticleBy: gadgety
The best part is it can be used under water, and that is Eco-drive. Even better if it were eco-drive duo.
View ArticleBy: DG Cayse
I like Citizen watches.I like the Eco-Drive system.I use Android 4.0. Samsung phone. In my upper right desk drawer. I hate carrying a cell phone.Luddite is my name.
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