Interview with Cedric Hutchings
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Withings unveils a reframing of activity trackers as a true watch: a Swiss-made analog timepiece with an extra analog activity hand that shows progress at a glance, Bluetooth syncing, vibration alarms, and a one-year battery so it stays on the wrist long term. It targets people put off by screen-heavy wrist gadgets, trades numeric displays for memorable, glanceable cues, is waterproof and manufactured with traditional watchmakers, and aims to turn tracking into a persistent, adoptable habit rather than a short experiment.
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