No.
While I wear watches (and marvel at the story of the ingenious craftsmanship that went into developing accurate timepieces, and remain endlessly fascinated by the developments in how we came to measure time), speaking personally, I actually like analogue watches, and elegant timepieces on my wrist.
I guess it depends on one's life and business. I own a company that works in TV production, so I decided to try a Pebble, and having a device that discreetly screens calls, texts, emails and notifications has been a godsend for me, since I'm essentially always working.
I also like mechanical watches, but I haven't touched them since I started wearing this silly Pebble, and I recently sold a Rolex and some others, because I just can't see wearing them much anymore.
We have to remember that there was a time when gentlemen carried only pocket watches, and, eventually, someone strapped a pocket watch to the wrist for convenience, which led to the development and refinement of the very popular wrist watch. I see my Pebble as a so-so stopgap that works until better developments arrive, but it's hard to argue against the convenience of having smart phone info attached to the wrist.
Hopefully the iWatch will be such a development, but we'll see how it looks and operates.
