and detailed information about the products instead of just a list of vague bullet points that really don’t tell you anything so you have to scour the internet to find out if the thing will actually work for what you want or not.
And to think yesterday I added 1 trillion additional bytes of storage to my computer for the same purchasing power as that watch did when it was new. What a time to be alive.
Fair rebuttal; we’re meant to infer the left-side hand pointing at the watch belongs to the same model of the right-side arm that’s wearing the watch. Admittedly, this is an assumption based on insufficient data. It’s not impossible that the finger-pointing left hand and the watch-wearing right wrist are owned by two different models.
That doesn’t change the fact that the watch is worn on a right-arm wrist in an orientation that would show it as upside down to a right-arm wrist owner.
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