You can choose the size (small), strap (stainless steel) and the clock face (phases of the moon), but what I really liked about the Apple Watch is not having my iPhone in front of my face
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I have been wearing the Apple Watch for two hours now, and I’m profoundly disappointed. Because despite chuckling with exaggerated laughter as I read an email on my wrist in Topshop, and ostentatiously finger-sketching smiley-faces in full view of the queue in Wasabi, not one single person has noticed it. Even when I used it as a phone, answering a call from my husband walking through St Pancras station with the watch in front of my mouth in full Knight Rider fashion, nobody is impressed. (Least of all my husband. “Wait, do you mean my voice is coming on speaker out of your watch?” he asks, and then pretty much hangs up on me.)
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