Watches

Speaker: Finn

Do you usually wear a watch?

No, not really. I don’t wear a watch at the moment because I usually check the time on my phone. Since I almost always have my phone with me, I don’t really feel the need to wear an additional device just to tell the time.

What kind of watch do you prefer to wear?

Even though I don’t currently wear a watch, I think I’d probably prefer a simple, traditional one. I like the classic look of analogue watches, and I think they can be a nice accessory without being too flashy.

When did you get your first watch?

To be honest, I don’t remember exactly when I got my first watch, but I think I was quite young, probably around seven or eight. It was just a basic watch, and I mainly wore it to school so I could learn how to tell the time.

Do you think watches are still popular nowadays?

Yes, definitely. Although people can easily check the time on their phones, watches are still popular, especially as fashion accessories. Smartwatches are also becoming increasingly common because they offer much more than simply telling the time.

Do you prefer traditional watches or smartwatches?

Personally, I prefer traditional watches. Even though smartwatches are obviously more practical, I think traditional watches look more stylish and timeless. They can also complement someone’s outfit quite nicely.

Why do some people like wearing expensive watches?

I think expensive watches can represent different things to different people. Some people see them as a symbol of success, while others genuinely appreciate the craftsmanship and design. In some cases, luxury watches can even hold their value, so people may see them as a worthwhile investment.

Have you ever received a watch as a gift?

No, I haven’t, actually. I’ve received other accessories as gifts, but never a watch. I wouldn’t mind getting one, though, especially if it was something simple and matched my personal style.

How often do you check the time during the day?

Quite often, to be honest. I usually check the time on my phone throughout the day, especially when I have somewhere to be or need to keep track of a schedule. I’d say it’s something I do almost automatically.

Do you think people will still wear watches in the future?

Yes, I think so. Technology may change the way watches are used, but I don’t think they’ll disappear. Smartwatches will probably become more advanced, while traditional watches will likely remain popular as fashion accessories and luxury items.

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Speaker : Blondie

Do you usually wear a watch?

Yes, almost every single day. I have an Apple Watch that I wear constantly, mostly to keep track of my daily activity, check notifications quickly, and stay on top of my schedule while I’m on the move.

What kind of watch do you prefer to wear?

I definitely prefer smartwatches—specifically my Apple Watch. I love how functional and customizable it is. You can swap out the bands to match your outfit, and having all my health data and reminders right on my wrist is super convenient.

When did you get your first watch?

To be completely honest, I don’t really remember getting my first watch, or even if I actually had one growing up. Standard watches weren’t really something I paid attention to as a kid, so my Apple Watch is pretty much the first watch I’ve worn regularly.

Do you think watches are still popular nowadays?

Oh, absolutely. If anything, smartwatches have completely revitalized the market. A lot of people my age wear them daily for fitness tracking and productivity, while traditional watches remain popular as fashion accessories or luxury items.

Do you prefer traditional watches or smartwatches?

I definitely lean toward smartwatches. Being able to track my workouts, monitor my sleep, and see incoming calls or messages without pulling out my phone makes a smartwatch way more practical for my everyday lifestyle than a traditional analog watch.

Why do some people like wearing expensive watches?

I think for many people, luxury traditional watches are a major status symbol—they signal wealth, success, or refined taste. Beyond that, there’s a real appreciation for fine mechanical engineering and heritage, so people treat them like wearable art or valuable investments.

Have you ever received a watch as a gift?

Not that I can recall, no. I actually bought my Apple Watch for myself as a personal upgrade to stay organized and track my fitness.

How often do you check the time during the day?

Constantly! Since my Apple Watch is right on my wrist, I glance at it dozens of times a day—not just to check the time, but also to check timer alerts, calendar notifications, or my step count.

Do you think people will still wear watches in the future?

Without a doubt. Wristwear has evolved from simple timekeeping to advanced health monitoring and personal style. As wearable tech gets even smarter, people will definitely keep wearing them, whether for the technology or as classic fashion statements.