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Una watch review: A modular, repairable GPS watch is a good first step

A small Scottish startup made a modular, repairable smart-ish watch, showing up the rest of the wearables industry in the process.

Published Sep 28, 2026 · 9:15 AMOriginal source: Engadget - Technology News & Expert Reviews4 reads
Una watch review: A modular, repairable GPS watch is a good first step
A small Scottish startup made a modular, repairable smart-ish watch, showing up the rest of the wearables industry in the process.
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