But while on the app side things are the same, the Helvetica Smartwatch itself has evolved dramatically. While the first-gen was based around the Helvetica Bold font family, this edition plays to the Regular – and that's not just marketing guff. The all-new Regular Smartwatch is a lot less in-your-face than its predecessor and it's been dramatically slimmed down. Putting the Helvetica Smart on is a pleasure. It’s beautifully built, and the water-resistant case feels solid and cool against the wrist, while the crown is easy to press with a pleasingly tactile action. The leather strap is stiff — a good indicator of its quality — and the stainless steel body shines. The face is covered with sapphire glass, protecting it against scratches and damage, and creating a desirable sheen when viewed in sunlight. So, we'll reserve judgement on some of the bugs we encountered – most notably the beta app thought our watch was a Frederique Constant device and we had issues aligning the date hand. Smart alarms are on offer, however, to wake you during periods of light sleep and there's also a handy power nap mode for daysleepers. Unlike the Nevo smartwatch, there are no smartwatch-esque notifications with the Mondaine Smart – it would have been nice for the watch to at least buzz when a text or incoming call came in, for example. Mondaine Helvetica 1 Smart: App

The inner index is white and is a progress meter based on a 100% scale. It has squares for every 5% and numerals every 25%. Throughout the day, as you walk around, the hand will progress around in relationship to your set steps goal. The idea being that you can just glance at the watch rather than access your phone for your current progress.The insurance covers you against accidental loss, damage or theft. Items are covered Nation wide and up to 30 consecutive days abroad each year the insurance runs, in the event you wish to make a claim and the claim is accepted, you won't have to pay any excess fees.

Rather, we'll focus on what the app did offer. While not as comprehensive as what you might expect from the likes of Jawbone or Fitbit, you do get a clear overview of your activities and sleep, broken down by day, week or month. Any losses from baggage, clothing or other belongings unless such baggage, clothing or belonging is being carried by hand or worn by the Assured or by any other person to whom the Assured has given the insured item as a gift. Mondaine is also producing the Helvetica Number 1 in no less than five case sizes, ranging from a petite 26mm to a chunky 43mm. The case styles even have font-inspired named such as the Helvetica Light, Regular, and Bold. Depending on your wrist size you’ll be best off opting for the 38mm, 40mm, or 43mm wide version.In the unlikely event that you may wish to make a complaint, this should be directed to T H March. The complaints procedure is detailed in your insurance documentation. These are points which may sound silly, but in reality they all add up to a great watch ownership experience. The case measures 40mm, which makes it quite compact for a modern watch, and also suitable for wrists of almost all sizes. Connected app, price, and availability i) ionising radiations or contamination by radioactivity from any nuclear fuel or from any nuclear waste from the combustion of Any insured person who is not a UK resident, loss from baggage unless being carried by the insured person, any items stolen from an unattended vehicle, any loss from wear and tear, gradual deterioration, mechanical or electrical breakdown or cleaning and renovation.