FitBit, Jawbone Up, Fuelband?
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The problem with combining the two is that you don't want to work out with a Rolex on, right? There's also teh changing technology, who wants a Rolex with old technology? The point/value of a great time piece is that the mechanics are timeless, almost absent of "technology".
There are lots of possibilities, though. I could see a Moto Whatever looking like a Rado - thin, minimal, etc. but the screen changes to something else when you want it. I'd like that, as long as it was made of quality materials, maybe even replaceable internals. Whoever comes out with a $1000+ one that functions well and made out of good materials will have a winner.
I certainly wouldn't want a leather banded watch for fitness (above link)! I'd rather have a rubber bracelet that is super minimal and I'd wear on the other wrist, keep the left for a real time piece.