Nope, but I do anyway. Usually don’t have a clue where my phone is - I mostly take the few calls that I get on my watch, and make them with it too, and keep my eye on WhatsApp’s and messages, so the watch keeps me as connected as I want to be, hence I put it on first thing.
Where I work, the loosely applied rules say ‘No phones on the shop floor’. However, as things stand, we’ve no landlines or radios, even when out on the flightline. So we use WhatsApp and Messenger. But one day, the rule will be applied, and so an AW will allow me to keep in contact with friends and family without breaking the out of date rules.
Charge it at night and it becomes a bedside clock
My Apple Watch is used as a phone, for weather forecasts, to look at my reminders, to keep aware of messages and respond to them, to pay for stuff in shops and sometimes online, as a timer, as an alarm clock, as a remote control for Roon and thus my hifi, to follow a route when I am walking somewhere, and then some. Saves me taking my phone with me most of the time. Much more useful than I envisaged. The afib and step counter stuff was only of passing interest, though it’s quite nice to pace a walk occasionally.
I forget to mention that wearing an Apple Watch also makes me feel effortlessly superior and smug in a self-deprecating kind of way. That alone is worth the money.I don't listen to the opinions of Apple watch wearers.
I like paying for a pint at my local, makes me feel up with the kids.
