Apple Watch (first-generation) 38mm Stainless Steel Case - Space Black Link Bracelet Band

I love my apple time machine, with the stainless steel casting, sapphire crystal glass, stainless steel bracelet for $400, you can't ignore that. The watch that some people paid $1100 for it, and now is $400. It looks like this watch is going to become part of the apple's relic collection, because I don't see apple making too many expensive watches anymore or at all. I can understand that people don't want to pay big bucks for an electronic board vs traditional concept of the watch ⌚️. Consequently, I can handle the bearings of $400 Apple Watch with such a elegant appeal to it. Something that I desired to buy this watch at this price range. There were times that I was about to cross the temptation line, but then beheld my enthusiasm. The first generation watch is not far behind the Apple Watch 2. The only thing that Apple Watch 2 sets the bar higher from the first generations watches is the built in GPS. But this particular watch beats the Apple Watch 2 series by many Goodies apart the GPS, which is a silent upgrade in my views. Why, because you still need an iPhone to sync your watch and operate other features. So the GPS doesn't totally cut off the watches dependency from the iPhone assisted operation.

I bought this watch when it was $350, the quality is amazing for that price, especially when it was originally $1049. No tools required to adjust to your wrist size. And it simply looks better with this type of band. I have purchased multiple Apple watches and this is by far the best. Stainless steel is a little more expensive but it's worth it compared to the aluminum.

There are more than just a few reasons why I wouldn't recommend the apple watches in general. 1) it's not compatible with other devices other than apple devices (stock with iPhone forever) bad idea. 2) running/walking tracking system is not accurate. In fact its accuracy off for as much as a quarter of a mile. 3) heart rate reading sensors are not accurate at all, no matter how snugly it's tightened to your wrist. 4) even at the fullest charge, it automatically powers off and dies completely. It'll take you up to 20 good minutes to restart it again. You really have to push the power button for a long time and more than just ones. And this happens more often. At least a couple of times per week. 5) during the run it automatically pauses and dims the screen you'd be running for a mile without any tracking activities. So why would you buy a watch that is limited to apple iPhone? What if you wish to change the phone and get the galaxy s8 plus? Then you have to either sell the watch for pennies or just store it away for a rust. So, will not buy another Apple Watch. No wonder those apple watches that were prices for $1200 came down to $399. Their computers are junk too. Just expressing my views.

Great watch, love the link bracelet. Easy to adjust to the right wrist size. The Watch updates to the latest Operating System via the iPhone Watch app and it definitely has helped with keeping track of my health activities as well as my calendar and To Do's.

This is my third Apple Watch. My first was swallowed by the ocean, and my second is still worn daily. I have had my eye on the link bracelet from its introduction, but never seriously considered it until the price drop on the first model. I was hesitant to be the 38mm, but I absolutely love the size. Battery life is just enough to get through a day, whereas the 42 has more to spare. WatchOS 3 brought new life to the first model.

The best looking smart watch if you are looking for one in black color. The band is so easy to adjust and apple made it very easy to switch bands.

My wife loves her new apple watch. Was lucky enough to pick up the stainless steel watch with the link bracelet for less than the bracelet costs!

This model is the highest level, most expensive Apple Watch you can get before heading up to the solid gold models. The minute you open the box you can see why... the DLC coating is simply stunning and as durable as diamonds almost. The big bonus is the link bracelet which is an engineering marvel in itself but easily switched out for any other sport band for working out or other activity. Best watch I've ever owned!