See how that Apple Watch looks on your wrist before April 10

After the iPad was announced — but before it actually appeared in stores — a friend of mine here in Denver created some mock iPads made by printing up a full-size image of an iPad and then gluing it onto Foamcore. The result was convincing enough that I walked into an Apple Store with the mockup and got more attention than I wanted from employees and customers alike. Well, now you can see how an Apple Watch in any size and with most bands will look on your wrist, thanks to ExactFitnessApps. 

Some brilliant person at that company (developer of EXACTivity Pro, Exact Fitness Timer Pro, FitCalc Pro, and Fitness Spades) worked up a PDF file that, when printed out at 100% scale, gives you exact-size mockups of the 38mm and 42mm Watch with the Sport Band, Modern Buckle, Milanese Loop, Leather Loop, Link Bracelet, and Classic Buckle bands.

It’s a double feature Caturday! That kitty you see scrunched between the MacBook Pro with Retina display and the Apple monitor is Krispy, who until recently was one of Catherine Fambrini’s office mates. Catherine tells us:

data-animation-override>
“I work from home so every day is ‘take your cat (and dog) to work’ day. Little Krispy is addicted to the heat emitted by the Apple display and MBPr and she will spend her day literally sandwiched in-between the two. Billi (photo below), which is “cat” in Hindi, was rescued as a baby from the streets of Mumbai, India, so he’s the resident tech support specialist. He’s a bit more pragmatic as you can see, and can usually diagnose issues by sitting on, or directly in front of, the hardware in question.”

Sadly, Catherine let us know that Krispy recently passed away of cancer. Our sympathies go out to Catherine, Billi and anyone else who knew this beautiful cat.

Apple World Today needs good cats! Have a picture of your cat soaking up the good vibes of an Apple product? Tell us the back story behind your kitty’s photo on the Apple World Today contact page – we don’t accept inbound attachments, so please host the photo on Dropbox, Flickr, iPhoto, etc… and then include the link in your message. Please note that the picture must have some tie to an Apple product.

Thanks and purrs to Catherine, Billi, and Krispy