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Why Apple Watch Is Heavily Marketed To Women
Smartwatch makers may have a lot more to thank Apple for than they realize. It will be Apple alone whose efforts will make smartwatches a successful consumer product. While the smartwatch market apparently sold 6.8 million units in 2014 (an apparent 82% increase over 2013 according to smartwatchgroupwatches-dealer), the industry is still just learning to walk and has an extremely limited adoption rate among mainstream consumers. Thanks to a lot of good advice and some great hires, Apple understands that the Apple Watch (hands-on here) is a tech device which mainstream consumers primarily conceive as a fashion item because it is something they wear. Apple also knows that women are going to be an extremely important consumer of the Apple Watch and marketing to them will be a key part of the Apple Watch's first-year success.Apple Watch ad spread in Vogue March 2015Animated Apple Watch ad in digital copy of Vogue March 2015Even though the Apple Watch has been covered by mainstream media, i

Help
Hello,I just bought the new Conservation International i just dont how to use the GMT , i've read the manual but i wasnt much of a help since it's a GMT generic manual for other Hamilton Navy and Khaki watches...Can anyone give me some pointers?Many thanks in advance.

Someone stop me!
OK so I'm saving at a pretty good rate for something else...you know a big purchase, like another Breitling, Omega, or Longines...BUT....those dang trips to Costco...I saw a nice Zenith and another nice Oris, pluse a new Aquaracer....then at then end of one aisle a whole pyramid of these for $30!I bought two.

Aerospace Avantage
I've long toyed with the idea of owning an Aerospace but was never keen on the older models for various reasons. An opportunity came up recently for a 2007 model and I pulled the trigger. Interesting to reflect on the fact that this timepiece is already 10 years old.As expected, extremely comfortable to wear, balanced and looks nice, despite being a departure from my 34-40mm usual range.A nice value for a watch with interesting pedigree.

Thinking about selling my Speedy Pro for a GMT II - Thoughts?
Hi guys,I've been lurking for a while but finally decided to post a thread and seek some guidance. I have a modest watch collection that began with the purchase of my Speedy Pro in 2007. It was somewhat of a whim, but it's been my almost daily wearer for 7 years. The fact that it has such a unique history (flight qualified by NASA! It says so on the case back after all ;) ) has been a reliable conversation starter for me (I even talked it up on my first date with my now wife -- if she thought I was a nut she never let on). The 16710 GMT II has always been a favorite of mine, and now I'm feeling a pull towards it. I like my Speedy but it isn't a perfect daily watch; it's a little clunky, a little uncomfortable, and the hesalite crystal gets scratched way too easily. I've also never worn it to go swimming because part of me never trusted the non screw down crown. If I got a pre-loved 16710 it would take the place of my Speedy and be an everyday watch. I'd wear it to work, to the golf cou