In the video below, Niles Mitchell attempts to connect an Apple Watch to a 5.25 inch floppy drive, and access files from that disk.
Mitchell used a DaynaFile to connect his Apple Watch to a 5.25 inch floppy disk:
MacDailyNews Take: Excellent. Here’s Mitchell’s introduction to the DaynaFile:
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I need my Apple watch to fetch me a beer….that would be more useful.
Yup, because after too many beers, you need the watch to monitor your health.
Next, we operate a dishwasher computer using a 1970s-era dumb terminal.