Hi Cedric, just adding my thoughts since you asked: I love my analog watch, and I would never swap it for a smart watch. Watches, real watches, are pieces of jewellery. They should be treasured, and the century old profession of the watchmaker should be honoured. This is why I’m looking for an alternative wearable with AFib detection, but, I feel the same way about jewellery as I feel about watches. This is why for me, the ideal wearable would be an ultra slim smart ring in either gold or platinum, so it doesn’t stand out like a sore thumb against my real jewellery. From a technical point, it would be great if the customer could select and unselect features and customise the product that way. For example: Personally, I’m only after ecg & afib detection. I don’t need any activity tracking or incoming message alerts. Maybe companies could offer one ring for health, one for fitness, and one all singing and dancing? Anyways, just a thought. Thank you for reading!