The remainder of the screen is used for displaying the date as well as notifications for recently received text messages, emails and calendar notifications. By default, the watch displays the current weather on the bottom left side as well as the current temperature.
The watch display can also be used to show real time events like current stock prices as well as scores on sporting events. One of the sporting event examples displays the score of a Red Sox / Yankees game along with the current inning. In addition, text previews of notifications appear on the watch display, ideal for calendar event reminders as well as short text messages.
On the right side of the watch, the user will find three buttons that handle functions like activating the backlit screen, controlling music functions and flipping through the watch’s menus. The watch also includes a battery level indicator on the main display next to the three buttons.
According to the specifications of the MB Chronowing, the battery will last approximately one week before requiring a recharge. The watch is also water resistant up to 50 meters and will automatically adjust the time when entering a new time zone. Regarding compatibility, the MB Chronowing will work with the iPhone 4S and higher as well as any Android smartphone with version 4.3 and higher of the OS.
Interestingly, the watch is more expensive than many smartwatch alternatives. Only sold on luxury site Gilt this holiday season, the MB Chronowing will be available for $349 with the option of a leather, nylon or rubber strap. An additional all-black model with alligator strap and sapphire-glass crystal display will be available for $649.
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