One of these watches costs $7,500. It tells the time. It tells the date. The other watch costs $499. It tells the time. It tells the date. It receives and sends email. It receives and makes phone calls. It receives and sends text messages. It monitors health functions like heartbeats per minute, EKG single lead medical grade heart readings, blood pressure and blood oxygen level readings, acts as a stopwatch, contains a GPS device, connects to the Internet by voice to search the knowledge of the world, navigates the roads of the U.S., measures each step taken during a day, monitors sleep patterns at night, keeps track of an appointments calendar, measures stress, plays thousands of songs and other music stored within it and on the Internet, takes Altimeter and Barometer readings, keeps a constant update on weather, temperature, chance of rain and other weather information, locally and globally, monitors swimming, cycling, running and other exercise activity, is water resistant to 10 meters, makes and saves voice recordings for later playback and use, acts as a remote control for various brands of Televisions, automatically syncs with information entered on a compatible smartphone, connects to Amazon Alexa, serves as a cooking timer, acts with remote terminals to conduct no touch payment at thousands of merchants, changes its watch face at the touch of a finger into one of hundreds of different alternatives, controls Microsoft Power Point presentations, and more. Any questions?
