One of the most common questions at Watches in Depth is what watches astronauts wear. The answer might surprise you! Even though they work in space, they still need to follow safety protocols and choose reliable watches, even if they don’t look like them. In fact, with their limited storage space on shuttles and space … Read more
It’s no secret that technology has become attached to our bodies in recent years: From smartphones to smartwatches and fitness trackers, we carry these tech gadgets with us even more than we did in days gone by. As we approach the dream of intelligent gadgets, a new question has percolated: when will smartwatches have camera … Read more
The short answer is: it depends on what you mean by measure. If you mean getting an accurate blood pressure reading like 128/82 — the kind your doctor uses to diagnose hypertension or adjust your medication — then most smartwatches cannot do this reliably. The technology is improving, but it has not reached clinical measurement … Read more
The watch assists you in finishing your paper on time, helps you maintain a consistent schedule, and enables you to do all tasks on time. Have you ever wondered when the first watch in history was invented? Let’s have a look at the history of watchmaking. To understand the history of watches, we must go … Read more
The question of digital versus analog comes up whenever someone is buying their first serious watch, or when someone who has always worn one type becomes curious about the other. It is a genuine question because the two categories are genuinely different in ways that matter for daily wearing, not just in how the time … Read more
Most people pick a watch the same way they pick a shirt. They see it, they like it, they buy it. Then they get home, put it on, and something feels slightly off without being able to say exactly what. The watch looks fine in the photo but sits strangely on the wrist. It seems … Read more