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Hands-On With The Apple Watch Series 6 & Apple's 'Wellness Device' Limbo
Apple isn’t just the leading smartwatch maker in the world, it also arguably has the most refined, feature-laden, and well-built of mainstream consumer smartwatch products out there. As a monitoring device, Apple has continued to outfit the Apple Watch with an ever-more-impressive array of systems designed to monitor your body using on-board sensors and provide useful data to the wearer. This data isn’t just simple metrics such as your current heart rate, but a complex ability to track a users’ activity and lifestyles to help give them guidance on how to be more “well.”In fact “wellness” is, more or less, the only (admittedly vague) term Apple is now able to apply to its Apple Watch when trying to describe what all these features are for. In many ways, the Apple Watch is actually a professional instrument that can measure vital signs and other current data about how your body is operating. Apple is restricted from making more overt references t
Breitling Superocean Heritage II Chronograph 44 Outerknown Watch Hands-On
For perfectly good reasons, an ambassador announcement rarely elicits more than an eye roll in the watch world, but when a brand partnership is done right, and for the right reasons, everyone stands to get something out of it-including watch fans. Thankfully, Breitling's recently assembled "Surfer Squad"is surprisingly shaping up to fall in the latter camp, at least in my book, with the debut of the new Superocean Heritage II Chronograph 44 Outerknown edition watch. Now, bear in mind this isn't an entirely new watch-it just adds a new dial and a sustainable twist to the existing in-house Superocean II we covered during Baselworld this year, in the form of a recycled nylon ‘Econyl’ NATO strap thanks to a neat tie-in with the ocean preservation initiative of Breitling Squad member Kelly Slater.Hands-on images by David BredanGranted, it's not the first time we've seen a strap built with recycled materials in the watch space. Oris released a Diver Sixty Five earlier this year (