Charge-friendly smartwatch

Hopefully, this would be a feature picked up by a major player in the smartwatch industry, like Google, Samsung or Apple, and if it took off perhaps adopted by the other eventually in the way of most things smart tech related.

While there are MUCH longer lasting options available, by far the most popular smart watches are the ones that pair most intuitively with people's phones, namely the Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch, and Pixel Watch bringing up the rear. They all have such short battery life they must be taken off and charged at least every other day. I find it to be a major hassle and thus a barrier to me wearing one every day. Taking it off my wrist means I usually forget to grab it in the morning, and I'm going back home for a damn watch. But for the time being at least, it seems that watches requiring nightly charging is just what we're gonna have to live with if we want one that fits within our preferred manufacturer's ecosystem.

So the idea here is for a rail-like magnetic watch design, where the band wraps fully around the wrist and stays on, with a flat spot on top. The watch would have a slot in the bottom that dimensionally matches the width and thickness of the flat spot on the band. Some little studs would fit into matching holes on the band to prevent it from sliding parallel to the direction of the band, and a magnet would complete the attachment. At night, you just give it a firm pull to remove the watch from the band and charge it. In the morning there's no forgetting it because you've got the band there on your wrist.