Tell you what. Let's check back on this thread in a year, and see where the stock price is, how many Macs Apple is selling, and what the best-selling portable from them is. I'm betting you're the one that's wrong, and that the answers will be up, up, and the MacBook.
If I'm wrong, I'll say so. If you're wrong, you owe me an apology.
Deal?
I see that you're sticking with the "the more something sells, the better it is." I'm not really sure how that's a defensible argument but so be it. I'm intrigued why finances trump technical merit when talking about technology but everyone is entitled to (flawed) justifications that they prefer.
It's just there to make you aware of a market that some of you clearly weren't aware of, but does not deserve your ridicule just because you can't afford it or don't think it's worth it to you.
I'm sure we're all well aware that you can buy products in any category that are beyond our respective income levels. And really, we aren't allowed to critique things because we feel as though it's too expensive? I take it then that you'd reserve judgment for a $100,000 Android phone or a $100,000 Windows machine because "you can't afford it or don't think it's worth it to you."
Bottom line: cost of something does not insulate it from critique. If you gave me a $2 steak and a $10,000 steak, I'd subject both to my sense of taste and pleasure.
Most of the people reading this message have some stupid, pointless, or otherwise niche obsession or interest that has cost them, over time, far more money than an Apple Watch ever will. We don't sit around making fun of you because of it.
Seeing as how the watch isn't available, it's hard to mock people for owning something that they can't. Secondly, no one is making fun of anyone who wants a watch. No one. We've been discussing the watch as a piece of technology, not as something personal (again, however much Cook wants to position it as "personal," it's still just a piece of technology).
I know you ardently defend Apple but I'm curious to know why this is so personal for you.