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Originally Posted by Dorian Gray
Because (1) while sapphire is extraordinarily hard, i.e. it doesn’t scratch, it’s also quite brittle and easier to shatter than toughened glass (none of them use plastic), and (2) Sport is a synonym for entry-level here, as Robo explained.
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I wouldn't mind it at all if the Sport version turned out to be the cheap one. I kinda think it's the best looking one because it looks more true to what the Watch is under the surface - an electronic device, not a piece of bling.
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Originally Posted by pscates2.0
High-end gold Apple Watch could cost $1,200?
I know that pales in comparison to what people pay for traditional high-end or luxury watches, but still...day-ummm. 
Someone will pay that, of course (assuming it's true). I have zero doubt.
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It just screams "mug me" like no other Apple product ever before it! Maybe they should sell it with a complimentary pepper spray?