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Hands-On With The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Master Chronometer Sapphire Sandwich
As we charge straight into the Year of the Ox, in the watch world, it’s really starting to look like the Year of the Chronograph, with blockbuster releases dominating the conversation thus far. Leading that charge has been the long-awaited update to the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional. And while demand for the venerable “Speedy Pro” has never formally waned in the collecting community, Omega’s hesitancy to modernize its most important property had maybe started to get a little long in the tooth, leaving the Moonwatch feeling dated in face of increasingly stiff competition from Breitling, TAG Heuer, and most recently, Zenith. All that changes with the new Master Chronometer-certified Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, which fully modernizes Omega’s most beloved chronograph and subtly improves its visual identity while deftly appeasing the notoriously picky Speedmaster collecting community. More importantly, though, it finally gives “Speedy-c
The Surprising Wellness Value Of Smartwatch Fitness Notifications
For a lot of people I know, a major victim of the pandemic has been the phenomenon of positive reinforcement. Nearly everyone I’ve been in touch with (well, very little actual touch) over the last year has experienced a decrease in positive feedback, and in many instances, an increase in negative reinforcement from an understandably frustrated world around them. What does this have to do with smartwatches? That is a good question. I’ve been finding that one of the most common forms of positive reinforcement that I have been getting during the pandemic has been via an Apple Watch or other smartwatch. How is that so?Humans tend to need an ample supply of positive reinforcement - feedback that you are “doing a good job” or “on the right track.” Most of us take this for granted when we receive enough positive reinforcement in our day-to-day lives. It isn’t until we are faced with deprivation of positive reinforcement that it occurs to most of us th