Apple Watch Ultra 2
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Side story: went to visit friends last month, they suggested we go scuba diving for a day trip. didn't have my dive gear but had my apple watch ultra.
Have about 35 dives so far on my ultra. Deepest was 35 m. No plans to go deeper than that. Ultra works fine for my needs as a backup DC.
Side story: went to visit friends last month, they suggested we go scuba diving for a day trip. didn't have my dive gear but had my apple watch ultra.
Have about 35 dives so far on my ultra. Deepest was 35 m. No plans to go deeper than that. Ultra works fine for my needs as a backup DC.
Unexpected dives are a good use. Not long before getting AWU I was at a relative's house on a N. Carolina lake. Summer, hot, & they had a dock. Also, mask & fins, which didn't interest the other swimmers. But for me, the eternal question arose: what's going on underwater here? So- why not?
Deep end of the dock was at 15-20' & I took a look around. 3-4' visibility- boring lake stuff, except for a big submerged tree stump in front of it (former reservoir). The relative seemed shocked later when I told him about the stump. Looking around underwater was clearly an exotic concept. If I'd had the AWU already, I'd know pretty closely how deep it was, what the surprisingly cold temp under the thermocline was & how many dives. It’s all obviously trivial here, but still nice to *always* have a device.
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