The Huawei Watch
Is a Smartwatch for me? Digital watches has come a long way since my first Casio Databank Telememo with 100 memory "slots" for storing data. Between then and now, different incarnations of Smartwatches have come and gone. Microsoft partnered with Fossil, as well as a few other manufacturers, and were in this game way back in 2003. But that was then, today we have two mainstream competing Smartwatch platforms from Apple and Google. I've never been interested in Android Smartwatch offerings simply because the earlier attempts are poor rendition for me, i.e. they look like a gadget rather than a watch. More recent models from manufacturers such as Motorola and LG however, are getting better and trying to get into more traditional watch shape. My criteria to putting a watch on my wrist include movement which provides function, material, and the form. I'm a sucker for chronograph movements from Bulova to Zodiac, and yes I don't own any Audemars Piguet notwithst
