How to: Turn your old watch into a nanowatch

I like my nanowatch, but it would be great if when I select the clock and then turn the screen off, the clock would be the first thing shown when I turn the screen back on. Now it displays the album art of the last song I was listening, instead. It would be also great to have different watch faces to choose from (digital, simple, complicated, etc.) instead of just balck and white analog. Hopefully they'll fix all of this in the next software release....?

It is not iOS , just the old software (pixo) with some touchscreen navigation filling in for the touch wheel.

How long is the battery going to last with the screen on all day long?

First company to release a tasteful and tiny/inconspicuous Bluetooth dongle for the Nano is going to make a killing.

I've noticed a personal phenomenon. I have a thickish watch 6mm back to face, and a thinnish watch, 3mm thick. The thick one catches latch plates and car door edges while the thin one racks up virtually zero scuffs.

The idea of an "all you have to do is" Nano watch means you (possibly) or I (definitely) will rake your Nano across things your body has learned to clear --just barely-- with your wrist.

Be Aware. The cost of training your body to ALWAYS clear an extra few millimeters is going to be 1 to 3 Nanos.

This could get expensive

Check out the great solution to the nano watch from Fossil: http://blog.fossil.com/?p=2730

ist actually a cheap analog watch....try Mido, Rado, Omega, Nivada, Tag-Heuer...those are expensive...

Sounds like a very expensive analog watch. No, thanks.

Nothing says 'apple fanboy' like an iPod nano watch.

Every time I see someone with a nanowatch I think about how MIND BENDINGLY AWESOME it would be if it had facetime.