I have owned several smartwatches. The first was an LG W110

It served me well for a couple of years, then it started to give me some problems. Like all smartwatches it struggled to charge if the contacts were not more than clean.

Then I got a little tired of struggling for power every day, so I stopped using it.

After some time I bought a smartwatch that was really beautiful aesthetically. It was a Fossil FW4038, it was all metal, it didn't look like a smartwatch, but it was.

Very beautiful, very practical, but it broke very quickly. It stopped working suddenly. After this disappointment, I put the idea of ​​a smartwatch on hold until the day I was given a new smartwatch as a gift.

Now I own this Xiaomi S1, but to be honest, I practically never use it because my passion for smartwatches has completely passed me by.

Beautiful? Ugly? I'll let you judge.

I have rediscovered my passion for watches, both mechanical and quartz.

I didn't answer the survey because none of the options are actually correct for me.

However, I can say that I prefer one of these to a smartwatch:

These are just a few, I change them every day and every night I load all the manuals and automatics. I'm not racist, Quartz, Manual, Automatic, EcoDrive, I own a bit of everything and I wear what my mood when I wake up suggests.

Maybe someone will understand me.

But if I'm honest, I wear my watch on the left side, but on the right side, for the last 10 years, I've been wearing a Xiaomi fitness band that I use for notifications (my phone is perpetually silent), does this count as a smartwatch?