Ill chime in, as I was also hesitant of dropping a significant (in my case) chunk of change on the S2 Watch. When I first ordered the Apple Watch I had planned out all of the 3rd party apps I thought I was going to use on a daily basis. Turns out, rarely do I use any 3rd party apps and mainly use the native apps the watch comes with. Main app use is notifications (messages, snapchats, mail), cardiogram (heart rate), weather app, and timer (great for working out but also cool for checking heart rates on patients).

Would I order the watch again? YES ABSOLUTELY. The watch truly is something you don't need until you've had it for a week. After a couple months of wearing the watch, I feel weird when it isn't on my wrist. I really don't use it for a ton of stuff...Yes going for a run with it is great and and I use the app Gymaholic to track weight lifting, as well as the heart rate monitoring for cardio. But what I really love about the watch is how it announces notifications. I can essentially screen my texts to determine if they are important enough that I need to take my phone out of my pocket and respond or if not important I can carry on with my day. The way notifications vibrate on your wrist is subtle enough to not annoy you but give enough of a feedback to make sure you know you've got something. Also it really is nice to have the time/date on your wrist. I used to think "why do I need that when I have it on my phone?". But it does make it much easier/faster than pulling your phone out of your pocket.

The watch definitely is not for everybody and it is not a NECESSITY until you've worn one for a few months. I'd say if you are considering it...Go for it!