Going into the features and specifications
- The watch has Japanese Quartz Movement
- Noise Cancelling Microphone
- Bluetooth 4.0 chip(classic and low energy)
- Adjustable vibrating motor
- Directional speaker with adjustable volume
- OLED display
- Stainless steel case with silicone or genuine leather bands
- 2 sizes of 41 mm and 45 mm
- Watch menu languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Chinese & Korean
- Incoming Messages: All languages supported by phone.
- Charging via Micro USB.
Apart from all of the above you can:
- Place and Receive calls
- Call and voice command for messaging
- Voice command to all apps
- set reminders and appointments using the voice command
- you can have camera control through the watch buttons on the side
- music control: skip songs, pause music (available on iOS)
- change phone into silent mode
- find your phone if its left out of range
- receive notifications
- adjust vibrations that get produced from the motor
- have a 2nd digital timezone
- it also has 3-5 days of battery life and charging takes 2 hours
- both iOS and Android OS compatible.
When speaking to Ms. Elizabeth Thompson, SVP Global Product & Marketing at Sequel she said that the idea was that inspite of them being a fashion brand, they wanted to dive into the technology market to appeal to more people. Also that this is a start of a range whereby they will create more iterations with probably bigger screens for better usage. By 2016 they expect to pick up in the market and release the next iterations with possibly more features and better designs which adhere and stick to their basic mantra that its Fashion+Tech in one watch.
