Help me understand the usage of “edition” in “Apple Watch Edition”
I am not sure how to put this, but shouldn't it be < Apple Watch > < _____ Edition >?
In my understanding, it is usually product followed by edition, and something to indicate what edition it is. For example, Collector's Edition, Special Edition, Limited Edition, Deluxe Edition.
Using < Apple Watch > < Series 2/3/4 > as example, Apple Watch Edition is like saying Apple Watch Series. What series?
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I am not sure how to put this, but shouldn't it be < Apple Watch > < _____ Edition >?
In my understanding, it is usually product followed by edition, and something to indicate what edition it is. For example, Collector's Edition, Special Edition, Limited Edition, Deluxe Edition.
Using < Apple Watch > < Series 2/3/4 > as example, Apple Watch Edition is like saying Apple Watch Series. What series?
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Sounds like they're trying to snoot it up prestige wise. Lincoln Town cars have long come in "Editions" and "Special Editions": curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/… I think Cadillacs do the same. I've heard it makes me feel better about myself when my watch is a special edition.
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I am not sure how to put this, but shouldn't it be < Apple Watch > < _____ Edition >?
In my understanding, it is usually product followed by edition, and something to indicate what edition it is. For example, Collector's Edition, Special Edition, Limited Edition, Deluxe Edition.
Using < Apple Watch > < Series 2/3/4 > as example, Apple Watch Edition is like saying Apple Watch Series. What series?
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In my understanding, it is usually product followed by edition, and something to indicate what edition it is. For example, Collector's Edition, Special Edition, Limited Edition, Deluxe Edition.
Using < Apple Watch > < Series 2/3/4 > as example, Apple Watch Edition is like saying Apple Watch Series. What series?
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Sounds like they're trying to snoot it up prestige wise. Lincoln Town cars have long come in "Editions" and "Special Editions": curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/… I think Cadillacs do the same. I've heard it makes me feel better about myself when my watch is a special edition.
– Wayfaring Stranger
10 mins ago
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Sounds like they're trying to snoot it up prestige wise. Lincoln Town cars have long come in "Editions" and "Special Editions": curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/… I think Cadillacs do the same. I've heard it makes me feel better about myself when my watch is a special edition.
– Wayfaring Stranger
10 mins ago
Sounds like they're trying to snoot it up prestige wise. Lincoln Town cars have long come in "Editions" and "Special Editions": curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/… I think Cadillacs do the same. I've heard it makes me feel better about myself when my watch is a special edition.
– Wayfaring Stranger
10 mins ago
Sounds like they're trying to snoot it up prestige wise. Lincoln Town cars have long come in "Editions" and "Special Editions": curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/… I think Cadillacs do the same. I've heard it makes me feel better about myself when my watch is a special edition.
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Sounds like they're trying to snoot it up prestige wise. Lincoln Town cars have long come in "Editions" and "Special Editions": curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/… I think Cadillacs do the same. I've heard it makes me feel better about myself when my watch is a special edition.
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10 mins ago