They say that the relationship between a man and his wristwatch is more of emotion than that of precision. The Juxt, with the added sense of smart, forcibly brings the precision in question. Sure, it isn’t the perfect combination of analogue and digital, but it has its strengths. It shows you the essential notifications. The pedometer is not the most accurate, but it does suffice nonetheless, on an average scale. The battery life is particularly helpful for the present generation that has more charging adapters in life than the number of music tracks on phone. Overall, I can conclude that the Juxt is not exactly for me. I can visualise my father absolutely liking this device, as it somewhat suits his lifestyle. The designing of the watch, however, may see a few disgruntled perfectionists. Overall, the Titan Juxt is a worth first attempt, but has a very wide room for improvement.