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Apple Watch Review Chapter 3: One Year After
Near the end of April 2015, we published my “day 1” review of the Apple Watch just 24 hours or so after getting my own and putting it on my wrist for the first time. Later, in May of 2015, I followed up with another review talking about my experience wearing and using the Apple Watch for about a month. Now, in May of 2016, I’ve had the Apple Watch for about a year, and I wanted to once again examine my sentiments about what I feel is still the best smartwatch on the market. I have a lot of things to say about this lovely-looking wrist-worn gadget that represents (in my opinion) one of the most interesting products of the last decade.Apple has yet to announce an Apple Watch II or followup to the original Apple Watch. There haven’t been too many software updates, but Apple has rolled out a lot of new straps and some additional color choices since the initial launch of its first watch last year. Of course, since the Apple Watch launched, many other smartwatches hav
Unimatic Modello Uno U1-SP Watch NASA Anniversary Edition
The anniversary of the 1969 moon landings has finally arrived - 50 years ago today, on July 20th, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the moon, forever emblazoning the memory of humanity’s finest exploratory achievement on the global consciousness. And to extol the organization that gave us those wonderful memories, Italian brand Unimatic has released a limited edition watch to commemorate NASA’s achievements. The Unimatic Modello Uno U1-SP Watch NASA Anniversary Edition may be a bit of a mouthful (especially if you extrapolate the “SP” to “Space Program,” which is what it stands for), but it is a clean-dialed, materially appropriate homage to the space suits worn on that fateful mission, and has loads of little quirks for lovers of this brand or the space race to get excited over.The Unimatic Modello Uno U1-SP Watch NASA Anniversary Edition case is 40mm-wide (excluding crown) and treated with a really interesting “stonewash”