Swatch Introduces Smartwatch: Touch Zero One (Volleyball)
Today, as news both expected and unexpected, Swatch has introduced what will be its?first widely available smartwatch: the Swatch Touch Zero One. What we all expected to see sooner or later �C preferably sooner �C was a?smart / notification / fitness watch to be offered by one of the Swiss watch industry giants. The unexpected part, is that there's a direct link to, there's no other way to put it, beach volleyball. The Swatch Touch has been around for about four years and now, thanks to its trademark tactile control (touchscreen) and larger display area, it?is now becoming the vehicle that Swatch uses to introduce its first mass-produced?smartwatch.If you are not entirely familiar with the Swatch Touch you can find our detailed review of it here. Swatch did announce the Swatch Touch Liquid Metal recently, which was to be a very limited edition Touch with Bluetooth connectivity. Now,?Swatch has?debuted?the Swatch Touch Zero One �C accompanied by?a single page press document that?shares ver

Anyone with the newer 39.7mm Speedmaster..?
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Rolex Daytona Ref 6262
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