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Discussions on Wearable Technologies vs Traditional Watchmaking Smart wearable devices have been in the market for a few years now. Electronic wrist straps (displaying actual vs target calories used, pulse rate and time), the Samsung Galaxy Gear and of co...  

Actually, I want to learn more... I had mixed emotions when I saw the concept at Geneva. But the idea is great for obvious reasons... you can wear a connected device while keeping your loved watch on the wrist. Why not? What will make the differences is t... 

The beauty of having both devices on our wrist A fine timepiece with a smart wearable device I will cover the features of the eStrap soon so stay tuned on its applications Cheers Robin

So I\'m looking forward to your Part 2! Cheers, Anthony

Targeting to write something by end of this week Traveling for business now and very busy. Stay tuned Cheers Robin

Logically, a "smartwatch" is just an electronic display on a wrist strap. By focusing on the display strap, Montblanc neuters the "smartwatch" and adds value to the wrist watch. Quite clever really; keep your watch but add new technology to the strap, whi... 

The best of both worlds scenario is what I really like about the E-strap. Having my watch and smart device on my wrist together :) Cheers robin

Having to choose between an electronic device and our watch is not very "amusing". Adding discreetly a device in the strap, for instance to replace the Withings-like watches (day activity sensors), is a good development direction. Thanks for the article R... 

Then it must be very clever ! Personally I agree with you. It\'s funny to double wrist with a smart wearable device on the wrist and our beloved watches. It\'s worse having not to wear our watches. Having a smart e-strap is really clever. I can\'t wait to... 

You overestimate me :p Well, like you I wonder if this could be applied to other watches, like... the own we already own for instance ? ^^ Cheers, Mark