It’s a wellness device that could well replace your phone.
I never wanted an Apple Watch in the first place.
I hadn’t worn a watch in years, when Dave from Starkey showed me how it could operate my new hearables. So I bought it, the original model, and it grew on me. I liked running with it, tracking my movements and closing the rings, but mostly it was a glorified remote control for my phone. When Apple announced that the latest upgrade of the software wouldn’t work for the original watch, I decided to upgrade. I was intrigued by some of the new features they had added in both hardware and software that applied to aging boomers like me.
Source: The new Apple Watch 4 is a boon for boomers | MNN – Mother Nature Network
Lloyd Alter 