Why do people still buy watches? Clocks are everywhere. Mobile phone, task bar on computer, screen in car, microwave, thermostat, TV, thing to see who is at the door, IP phone, ....

So, why watches? Seems almost unrealistic that you would use it even if you wore it. So much easier to look at the clock right in front of your face (windows task bar) 8 hours a day.

Do people actually sit at their computer, roll up their sleeve, make a dramatic gesture to position their wrist in front of their face so they can check the time which was already in their screen? I don't get it..

In b4 it's jewelry phaggot. Well why not wear bracelets and rings then instead of a piece of obsolete technology?

Whenever I see someone in the current era wearing a watch I can't help but assume that person must be borderline retarded or full blown retarded. (Dead fucking serious)

Discuss

Health monitoring for hypochondriac
Also, I can't wake up no longer without five or so alarms torturing me every morning

>>105565551
Go to bed on time, child

the constant upkeep (one more thing that needs charging), lack of privacy ("we wont share your data TM"), diminishing returns (wear a hockey puck on the wrist to measure your pulse and let you know 'you've had a stressful day'), ugly
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>>105565359 (OP)
>terminally online gen-z toddler raised on ipads and iphones because his parents didn't love him enough to raise him themselves doesn't understand why people use a watch