Bought an Instinct and quite happy with it.
My question relates to the design of the watch.
It seems to me that the watch would have looked perfectly fine by having her be round, and look the same from the left and right sides.
Why did you design the watch body to have more plastic square-like cover to the right of the watch, instead of keeping the watch round all around ?
Half of consumers want a watch with round sides, the other half want one with square sides. This watch is the best of both worlds 
Why did you design the watch body to have more plastic square-like cover to the right of the watch, instead of keeping the watch round all around ?
Because when you stop to be happy with the watch, when…
Probably so that the buttons that matter are harder to hit accidentally when exercising.
The other buttons don't matter if accidentally hit, but hitting lap and/or pausing the activity can be quite annoying…
Why did you design the watch body to have more plastic square-like cover to the right of the watch, instead of keeping the watch round all around ?
Because when you stop to be happy with the watch, when it is flat on one side, you can easier stomp on it, without the risk that it slips away. It works for the hydraulic press crush test in the same way, too:
The majority of smart watches are perfectly round, so why did you choose one not round enough for you?
Half of consumers want a watch with round sides, the other half want one with square sides. This watch is the best of both worlds
