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Every Apple Watch band Apple released. Ever.
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Already ordered for pickup in a town that I will be in on Friday…seems it will NOT be in stores by tomorrow, or maybe it will and I’ll try for it there. Wish it were a LOOP band, but I can make a Sport Band work fine
Not sure yet.
FYI, this is the first Sport Band they sell in Europe where you have to choose between the S/M and M/L parts (like in the US since last fall). Bummer.
FYI, this is the first Sport Band they sell in Europe where you have to choose between the S/M and M/L parts (like in the US since last fall). Bummer.
Ordered mine this morning. Delivery expected Wednesday
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Better known as ‘shrinkflation’… instead of raising the price of the product, they give you less band for the same price 😉
Yeah, the „test run“ in the U.S. must have gone well, I guess 😲
I mean, if you keep the band it‘s kinda fine because you only ever use one of the two parts anyway, but it kinda splits the number of potential buyers for a re-sale in half … 😕
Oh, finally. A pride band for a Sport Band fanatic like myself. And it's SO pretty too. I'm ordering it. RIGHT NOW.
😍😍😍
Has anyone noticed that the Nike SB Pure Platinum was sold from Fall 2017 until Fall 2022 in all sizes: AW, 38/42, 40/44, and 41/45? While some colors have survived and are still available with updated generations and tags, it appears that this particular Nike SB model is the only one that has retained its originality, with only the product serial numbers being changed. That's why I chose to purchase this specific model from eBay, rather than opting for the Summit White/Black or Bright Crimson/Gym Red versions.
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The new Pride band is a lot more fun than I had expected. After putting it on my watch, I was impressed by how intense the band's design can be - it definitely lives up to its "Pride Celebration" name.
One thing which struck me as odd was the decision not to intersperse the flag's colors through the entire band and instead have the colors go from top to bottom of the band. Because of how the sport band works, I'm mostly only seeing blue, yellow, and green confetti unless I rotate my wrist.
One thing which struck me as odd was the decision not to intersperse the flag's colors through the entire band and instead have the colors go from top to bottom of the band. Because of how the sport band works, I'm mostly only seeing blue, yellow, and green confetti unless I rotate my wrist.
The new pride band design reminds me of Swatch designs.
Unfortunately yes. Apple has extended this cost savings measure to outside of North America now as well.
I'd definitely look for some brighter colors to add to your collection if you plan on growing it! The lighter casing color will play on them well.
In my opinion it ultimately depends on the clothes you have to match... indeed I am looking for a starlight sport band (and an orange alpine loop for the summer).
But beware! Before you know you’ve become a bandaholic 😩.
I've been addicted to mechanical watches for a long time (and still am) and that is a quite more expensive addiction. But since several years, for sport/medical reasons, I wear an Apple Watch 24/7. So bands are my only way to trick myself into thinking "OK today I'm wearing a different watch".
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The Verge has an amazing write-up of the Apple Watch's band-swapping mechanism. Who knew it would be that intricate? And probably thanks to everyone in this thread, the Apple Watch has a $1 billion accessory ecosystem!
www.theverge.com
The unsung heroes of the Apple Watch are its hidden buttons
Apple used Rolex-level manufacturing to make a simple thing special.
www.theverge.com
The Verge has an amazing write-up of the Apple Watch's band-swapping mechanism. Who knew it would be that intricate? And probably thanks to everyone in this thread, the Apple Watch has a $1 billion accessory ecosystem!
The unsung heroes of the Apple Watch are its hidden buttons
Apple used Rolex-level manufacturing to make a simple thing special.
Truer words have never been spoken 😂
This is one of the biggest strengths of the AW ecosystem - everyone can swap straps and almost feel they get a new watch! Also all the people that would never swap a normal strap at all