Apple has unveiled its latest and greatest Apple Watch, with a new ceramic version to target buyers with cash to burn. Unfortunately for those hoping for innovation, the device is more of the same, and isn’t enough to drive the collective industry to new heights. The problem that the wearable industry seems to have, in terms of dollar-value at least, is that it is the only brand capable of encouraging lots of consumers to part ways with upwards of two-hundred dollars for a wearable. Fitbit seems to have carved out a niche, and Garmin seems to do decent business too, while Samsung, LG, and Motorola (now Lenovo) are pushing hard for Android-powered smartwatches. But while Xiaomi looms at the low-end…