An Apple Watch may be your daily driver, but you need a second (better) watch, too

While watch functions have slowly expanded since the advent of the wristwatch in the early 1900s, there have been serious advances since brands started developing the smartwatch. Gone are the days when all we want out of a watch is the right piece to tell the time and maybe the day of the week. Watches have gotten more and more complicated. Especially the Apple watch. These new technological advances in wristwear can tell your heart rate and blood pressure, and it can even track your sleep. They are the evolution of watches any Dick Tracy fan has hoped for our whole lives. Read more at The Manual.