I would definitely choose an analog wristwatch over the purportedly fussed smartwatch that does nothing more than what a smartphone can do. With wearable technology becoming so prevalent, makers need to take a step further – it’s not just about what it appears on the outside. If you need more than just a smartwatch, Wellograph Watch is definitely worth a buy.
Forget its sleek and stylish looks, Wellograph Watch monitors your activity, heart rate, steps, and more. In short, it is a health-tracking device. The watch delivers the real-time insightful information about your activity. With its integrated heart rate sensor, it even provides how much you have exercised, and how long you have been resting. The watch also features Bluetooth 4.0 technology to wirelessly sync with smartphones.
Wellograph watch is crafted out of sapphire crystal or stainless steel and accompanied by either a genuine leather or nato strap. Its aesthetic appearance and tasteful user interface effortlessly suit in any occasions you are at.
Designed in Bangkok and Los Angeles, Wellograph Watch is coming this spring.
- Image Credit: Wellograph Watch
I’ve never been one to wear jewelry. My college ring and my wedding ring are the only jewelry items that I wear.
Sleek!! One more supplement
And, super stylish! Oh yeah! 🙂
I’m still trying to learn to use the computer. That watch looks far too confusing! As far as calorie counting, I don’t know what a calorie is and don’t want to know! Interesting article though, thanks, Barbara
Well, most of the gizmos can be supplements (not most of them are necessities of life). Thank you! 🙂
May I have your acceptance to blog this on my twitter?
Sure. 🙂
how interesting!
Thank you! 🙂
Oh, thank christ I’d never be able to afford one!!!!!!
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I don’t think it’d be more expensive than iPhone. It’s being listed as $320 in one of the e-commerce websites. 🙂
Nonono! – you missed it.
It was the bit about counting calories …
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Son has one of these. . . cool
Good for him. 🙂