Latest Inventions in the World of Watches

Watches have transformed our lives on how we set the pace of the day, how we adhere to the meetings and appointments, how we perform the workout in a gym and to a fashionable and necessary wear.

In 1868, the first watch was created for Countess Koscowicz of Hungary according to the Guinness Book of Records, which was simple pocket watch embedded in a bracelet. The time-telling machine was extensively used in WWI for better synchronisation of soldiers for manoeuvre in war. These watches were small pocket watches with leather strapping. Soon, wearing a watch became a fashion. From mid to late 19th century innovation in the manufacturing of watches, standardization of time zones and the emergence of factories created staggering demand in watches.

During these years, some watches with their ground-breaking design and innovative technology have changed the course of history. From mechanical to electronic watches, from analog to digital watches, from illuminated to water resistant watches, the technology has evolved today into wearable computers that are what we call for smart watches.

Smart watches are the latest inventions in the world of watches. Smart watches are the extension of mobile phones with Bluetooth and GPS Connectivity with numerous features like calls, messages, emails and social notifications. Some smart watches may have features to allow you to control music and options to take pictures remotely.

The advantages of using smart watches are to effortlessly check all your notifications without even looking into your pockets. It is supposed to be seen whether the smart watches can replace smartphones or create a revolution in the wristwatch industry.

Today not only our wrist watches enable us to see the time, but it is also everywhere on computer screens, mobile phones, micro ovens and coffee makers. We should be gearing up to see, which we have never seen before. Your Smart Watches may manage your calendar, your meetings, real-time traffic, and your body parameters for preventive measures, better nutrition diet, and improved sleep. Beware, your wrist watches are getting smarter.

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