Smartwatch Concept | By Gabor Balogh

Now this is how a smart watch should look like! Why do smart watches have to look like smart watches? why can´t they look like normal watches? that is what Hungarian designer Gabor Balogh thought when he developed this elegant-looking smartwatch, he designed a clean interface with all the smart features that can be integrated into regular watch designs. The idea is that a smart watch doesn´t have to be bulky and full of standout features, it is simply an extension of your smartphone and should need only discrete notifications and small app icons. Apple designers, take note…

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