The 50 metres of water resistance proved plenty for sweat-soaked workout and badminton sessions, as well as a post-exercise shower – as expected from a watch of this sort. With a 42mm case diameter and height of 14.2mm, it’s a noticeable presence on-wrist, though the supremely compact 45.4mm lug-to-lug makes for a pleasant wearing experience. There’s plenty of Smart(ass) to go around, as well. Threatening my already fragile self-confidence, the Smart(ass) does its best impression of a drill sergeant exhorting you to get up and go. We’re both here for the intrigue of the trash-talk scribbles, courtesy of seconde/seconde/. It’s not the simple fencepost hands or the pill-shaped, luminous markers, however, that attract attention on the Smart(ass). The aforementioned step counter is the first, while there’s also a power reserve scale and heart rate indication.
The scale is split into two, yet serves three functions. Just what the hell is that dial? The large register taking up the entire lower portion of the dial serves as a daily step counter, ranging from “still in bed” to the often-recommended 10,000 steps per day.
Getting right into it, we shan’t avoid the watch-shaped elephant in the room. Add a touch of self-deprecating French humour to the package, et voilà – the Sequent x seconde/seconde/ Smart(ass). Touting accuracy within 0.3 seconds per day, the Swiss-assembled movements have a claim to being the first smartwatch of its kind. Sequent chose to put a different spin on a smartwatch by powering theirs with their in-house Supercharger 2.2 module that harnesses mechanical power akin to an automatic movement, with a standby time of up to a year with a fully charged cell. Where they fail to strike a chord with many watch enthusiasts, however, is that with their added functionality and high-resolution screens they usually need to be charged on a daily basis. The popularity of smartwatches has risen massively over the last few years. I/trending 7476 The seconde/seconde/ Smart(ass) makes you love to hate yourself Borna Bošnjak
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