Wrist Taker Magazine 2017 Issue
The 2017 issue of Wrist Taker lets you explore timepieces from lesser-known brands to luxury watches. Dive into the minds of independent watchmakers and find out what makes them tick. Or take a journey through 100 years of Baselworld and find out where, when and how it all began. Most important of all, feed your curiosity about timepieces whatever they may be!
The 2017 issue of Wrist Taker lets you explore timepieces from lesser-known brands to luxury watches. Dive into the minds of independent watchmakers and find out what makes them tick. Or take a journey through 100 years of Baselworld and find out where, when and how it all began. Most important of all, feed your curiosity about timepieces whatever they may be!
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THE ONLY SMARTWATCH YOU'LL<br />
EVER NEED<br />
WITHINGS ACTIVITÉ IS PACKED WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR A HEALTHIER<br />
LIFESTYLE<br />
www.withings.com<br />
By Azhar Ahmad<br />
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It’s one part standard wristwatch, and one part fitness tracker. The Activité Steel is so elegantly<br />
designed and made in Switzerland. It's not exactly the future of smartwatch, but we like the<br />
simplicity of the design and function. It tracks your sleep, steps, and activity. What else do you<br />
need it for really?<br />
BUILD<br />
We love the overall build of this watch. The rubber strap is so soft and comfortable, good to be<br />
worn especially when you're sleeping and working out. Plus, the technology is housed in a<br />
sapphire glass with steel casing.<br />
BATTERY LIFE<br />
It's paired with your smartphone via Bluetooth and it's silently running in the background without<br />
draining both the batteries on your phone and the watch. In fact, the watch doesn't need to be<br />
charged at all, and only needs a battery replacement after six months.<br />
TECH<br />
On the surface of the Activité Steel has two functions: telling time and tracking your daily fitness<br />
goal. That’s all you’ll get from the face of this watch. It’s minimal to the core and to be frank, quite<br />
hard to please. It seems to track less activities than a normal fitness tracker, but that encouraged<br />
me to just keep moving.<br />
WRIST TAKER 17
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