Which one do you prefer between Moto 360 and Apple Watch?

The  Apple Watch seems to be the most popular smart watch in the world the moment it was time to market. Afterwards more and more well-known tycoon of the mobile phone participated in this wearable markets. Now as the world class brand in the field of Android wear, new Moto 360 is coming.

Before we jump in, keep in mind that the phone you own might make your decision for you. The Apple Watch requires an iPhone (5 or newer) and the Moto 360 needs an Android phone (running Android 4.3 or higher).Also remember that there are various styles to choose from for each watch.

Plop these two smart watches down next to each other and one of the first things you'll notice is how much bigger the Moto 360 is. Apple made the smallest advanced smart watch we've seen: it's around the same size as Pebble Steel, but with much more going on inside.

Want specifics? Okay then, the Moto 360 is 10 percent taller, 28 percent wider and 10 percent thicker than this 42 mm Apple Watch.

The Moto 360's size does give it one advantage: that big screen. The Moto's almost-round display (see that cut-off point at the bottom?) is roughly 69 percent bigger than the Apple Watch's screen.

The Apple Watch does have better screen quality. It's noticeably sharper (a 302 PPI pixel density vs. 205 PPI for the Moto). The Apple Watch also has better contrast and richer colors. But the size of the Moto's display, combined with those narrow bezels, still gives it an immersive quality that you don't quite get from the Apple Watch.

Both watches' software centers around notifications and quick access to other glanceable information that you'd normally whip out your phone to quickly look at. Google's Android Wear takes the simpler approach, with its UI revolving around flicking through Google Now cards. The Apple Watch OS has a more complicated focus, along with more of a learning curve.

The Apple Watch and Moto 360 are both available now. Which one do you tend to buy?