Cell phones taking over as timepieces: I have never been able to consistently wear a watch, much to my dismay (I’d love an Omega Seamaster just like my hero).
I’ve used my cell phone as a watch ever since I had one. Not to make any statement or point, mind you, but just because it’s the only thing I carried with me that displayed the time.
Ask graphic designer Parker Weintz the time and he doesn’t look to his wrist, he pulls a cell phone out of his pocket — and he’s not alone.
The proliferation of cell phones, with their list of extra features, has had the knock-on effect of eliminating the need to wear a wristwatch unless it is to make a fashion statement.
Just when everybody was so excited about the so-called iPod killer, Zune, Apple comes out with something new that blows it out of the water. CEO Steve Jobs earlier this morning showed off the new Apple iPhone, and from the looks of it, there will be little reason left to…
I use my mob ro see the time as well
I totally agree with this. I stopped wearing a watch a few years back. The only time it becomes a problem is when I forget the cellphone somewhere.
A downside to cell-phone-only timekeeping is that you can't tell the time and talk on the phone at the same time.