Medusa50
I own Oakley
What gets me is wearables have a short life expectancy. Example. No one looks at an original iPhone 3G and says WOW is that the old iPhone! What they say is Oh that's the old one. Pfffff. Same thing for the Fitbit or Apple Smartwatch. As soon as the newer model comes out your current device is outdated and no longer desirable. The exact opposite is true of Oakley glasses and such. Older models are increasingly desirable. Why else would people go crazy over mint boxes and matching serial numbers? Logically speaking this is a financial decision. Why take a chance on selling one watch when you can sell hundreds of cheap heart rate step counting BS monitors that people will throw away eventually? It's the same reason they want to sell apparel. Millions of people buy t shirts. Only a small segment of the population would ever consider buying shades costing hundreds or thousands of dollars. Ask yourself this. How many of you have a t shirt in a locked aluminum, LED lighted showcase? I rest my case! More sweatshirts please! Now if I could only find my Swatch