One other visual anomaly is from the chamfer on the glass — it gives the edge of the display the same sort of refractive effect you see with water. Lines bend. Colors shift. And any text that bleeds into that space is warped. It takes a little getting used to.( And, oddly, isn’t anything we remember noticing in our initial hands-on.)
The Moto 360 as it stands today comes with either a black leather strap, or a gray strap. Both are from the Horween Leather Company, a local neighbor of Motorola in Chicago. And for as simple as the strap is, it’s apparent that it wasn’t an afterthought. It's not as sophisticated as the steel bracelets that'll be available later this year, but it's also a nice step up from the rubber straps other watches have shipped with.
