"Screen Images Simulated" fine print @ 0:25 (under the scrubber)

I've never seen Android that smooth and I'm an Android UI expert. That's all After Effects.

The LG watch looks more like an iPhone strapped to your wrist than a watch.

http://i.imgur.com/yP1Qpa9.png

I was kind of excited after viewing the Motorola page, but after the videos, I'm disappointed. I don't want to speak to my watch, and I don't care about having yet another app for weather, calendar, etc. The videos just reminded me that I don't care about any of this information, or having it available on my wrist. I'll stick to a traditional watch, I think they're more stylish, and the time is really the only piece of information I need immediate access to on a constant basis. Everything else can be in pocket.

It's no doubt a real watch he's wearing, but I'm pretty sure the screen is fake. No screen that emits photons would appear like that when recorded by a camcorder. The brightness and crispness is visibly wrong. I'm pretty sure it's CG.

He means that it may be a real device prototype, but the video is added in post.