Lee Boyce

I didn't want to know how many steps I was doing, really.

Yeah, I don't need to know that I'm only sleeping a few hours a night and all that kind of thing.

And I just started to not enjoy it whatsoever.

And I felt like a bit of a slave to the Fitbit.

And I love walking.

I do so much walking anyway.

I don't really need to know how many steps I've done and all that.

If I've gone for a nice 45-minute lunchtime walk, I know I've gone for a nice 45-minute lunchtime walk.

I don't need to log it.

I don't need another app.

I don't need any of that.

And like you, I started to get more wanting to have a wristwatch.

And the reason for that is because I was fed up of getting my phone and then checking the time and then the phone sucking me in because I've looked at the time on the phone and then it's almost like a comfort blanket of then getting on the phone and mucking around with it.

And I don't want to do that anymore.

So, yeah, I started getting into watches a little bit more.

I would never pay the sort of massive sums that are on show here.

But I do treat myself every year to a brand new swatch.

I'm a big fan of a swatch.

I think that they are a really good, like, you know, cheapish brand that aren't, you know, you're not going to break the bank on.

I've got a nice colourful one here for you now, George.