Terry.......That is interesting to hear you no longer use your mechanical watches, preferring the Apple Watch 4. I guess we can call you a convert. I will not be surprised if the same thing happens to me. I have high hopes the functionality and usefulness of the Samsung Galaxy Watch will win me over. I have been interested in smart watch technology for several years but wasn't captured by any of the smart watches I looked at. I did check out the Samsung Gear S3 watch and the Apple Watch 3 but did not get excited enough to plunk down the cash. I was more curious about the Apple Watch due to all the hype surrounding it, but I am not an Apple iPhone owner so entering the Apple ecosystem with the Apple Watch didn't make sense for me. The Samsung Gear S3 was too large for my wrist. Now that the new Samsung Galaxy Watch is available in 42mm black stainless steel with the latest 4.0 version of Samsung's Tizen OS and improved battery life, it seemed like a perfect time to take the plunge into wearing a smart watch. I expect to be impressed with the new Samsung Galaxy Watch. By all accounts it is an amazing bit of wearable technology.
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Dan
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