Apple’s watches are far superior in their finish to some of the watch brands they are going to end up crushing: the Movados, the TAGs and the Skagens of the world.

I just spent some time time going hands-on with Apple Watch, and it's an admirable wearable. But it definitely has a few first-generation hiccups.

The Watch speaks plainly of itself and its success is therefore guaranteed.

Some of the most popular apps used on iOS will have apps ready for launch day and WatchAware has received screenshots and descriptions of how some of these apps will work.

When you compare this watch to, say, a Rolex or a Panerai, there's no question those manufacturers have a leg up on Apple.

I still can't wrap my head around how you can fully judge a new, never before seen product in just a few days.

The more I think about it, the more I see the Watch as a digital concierge, capable of accomplishing a variety of tasks with a simple voice command.

Watch as Danny Winget gives his initial impressions of the Apple Watch while comparing it to the Moto 360.

The people who are ranting about how "stupid" a $17K watch that will be "obsolete" in a few years probably don't understand the amount of disposable wealth some people have.

I'm convinced this thing is going to be huge. Really huge.

Here are some of our favorite Apple Watch stands so far. We'll keep updating this post as we find more!

Appel Stores around the world have begun to open up for the day and it appears that prospective Apple Watch buyers are lined up ready to try on the Watch.

In my mind, all of these reviews should have really been "first impressions."

The Apple Watch is basically a dumb external display for an iPhone. Here is 7 reasons why the Apple Watch sucks for games

Touch is a truly new frontier for consumer electronics. And it’s something that I believe is trying to make technology less about chips, RAM, and pixels and more about our interactions which each other as human beings.

The Apple Watch reviews are in and we've gathered the best one's we could find. Is this the one you should get?

The merging of fashion and technology from distinct cultures seems, to me, inevitable in the near future.

A look at Apple Watch pairing animations with matching watches.

Which leads me to think: Are apps really the future of Apple Watch?

Reddit user, intensely, has posted a Web Archive link that shows how some people reacted to the original 2007 iPhone announcement.

This piece argues that if you buy an Apple Watch you'll be more inclined to buy an expensive "timeless" Swiss watch.

In terms of what the upgrade cycle might be, I think Spring 2016 is a great time to release the Apple Watch 2. Three reasons come to mind...