You Can Attach Your Fitbit Air To Almost Any Old-School Watch
There are some ways to combine analog watches with Google's lightweight fitness tracker.
Husain Parvez for Engadget
There's no need to sacrifice your beloved mechanical watch for fitness tracking. If you own a Fitbit Air, there's a way to attach a traditional watch to the tracker's band, keeping the dial on top of the wrist and the Fitbit sensor tucked underneath. It's a clever solution for those who want fitness tracking without awkwardly wearing a separate device on each wrist.
One user connected the tracker to a Seiko wristwatch, and others have tried various watch designs. The $99.99 Fitbit Air monitors heart rate, exercise and sleep, but doesn't have a screen, and the data is accessible via the Google Health app. Paired with a standard watch, it offers the best of both worlds: a watch face you're used to and the latest in health tracking, without an extra screen...
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