I love the Apple Watch nay-sayers.<p>In the last month - I put my Apple Watch through hell - took it swimming every day for 1 hour on vacation in a salt water pool. Spend 7 days in the furnace that is a Vegas summer. Spend a weekend cleaning out a horders house where the white band got covered in black &quot;dirt&quot;. It never once failed me. A little dish soap and my fingers to clean the band and it&#x27;s as white as the day I got it. If I did that to my Tagg Heuer watch I&#x27;d spend 2 hours with q-tips and jewelry cleaner 
trying to get it clean.<p>Plus - it let me check notifications, answer phone calls and the time without taking my phone into the pool; or without getting my phone dirty while cleaning out the house. It was get answering a phone call while in the pool and my phone was on a lounge chair 20 feet away.<p>I can&#x27;t wash my phone; I can&#x27;t take it in the pool and nor do I want to touch it when my hands are dirty. It&#x27;s an incredible piece of electronics. So what - I charge it every night. Show me a real iPhone user that doesn&#x27;t charge their phone every night - and if they don&#x27;t, their charging it as soon as they wake up.<p>... This is Tim Cook&#x27;s Apple now - and I think Tim Cook is doing a lot of things Steve Jobs didn&#x27;t want to do (the iPad Pro stylus, the keyboard, 6plus, iPad multitasking, etc...) So there will for sure be a bit of catch-up to be done.<p>It&#x27;s not who does it first. It&#x27;s who does it better.