Apple Watch failed during scuba diving at 30m depth, resulting in constant boot loop

Did you already check this article about it?

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Your Apple Watch is water resistant, but not waterproof. For example, you can wear and use your Apple Watch during activities such as exercise (exposure to sweat is OK), walking in rain, and washing your hands. With Apple Watch Ultra, you can also participate in high-speed water sports and recreational scuba diving up to 40 meters.

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copied from: About Apple Watch water resistance - Apple Support

Even the seals of the Apple Watch Ultra lose their function over time, that's why you can also get the watch tested before you dive:

Get a Depth and Water Seal Test for your Apple Watch Ultra - Apple Support

The seals on all Apple Watches and other smartwatches may lose their function over time and depending on the environment they have been used in, especially if you are using your watch in salt water on a regular basis.

If you are not using your Apple Watch Ultra for recreational scuba diving, you should get a professional diving watch, which is absolutely waterproof.

So in a nutshell what Apple is saying here that it is not a true scuba diving watch as over time it loses its seal and they want to make more money to check if the seal is good. I would say Apple Watch Ultra is basically an overpriced disposable watch.

Ingo, it is clear that you are one apples support agents trying to water down the topic. The issue is not that the watch failed for me anymore. The issue is Apples false advertisement that I want to make the world know through all platforms. I only dived 30m and it failed! I don’t care for the sealant argument, they should have advertised it that it is only a scuba watch during the warranty period and after that it will fail.

Ingo, you have placed more than 39000 comments on these forums, you are definitely not a user at least not just like me. Maybe a paid influencer?

I am a recreational diver, I am not licensed for more than that. If you would like to understand the exact definition search PADI and you will learn a lot there.

39000 Participation in Threads makes 5.6per day, statistically, so no paid influencer as well.

Just an Apple user since the days of Power Macintosh and System 7, trying to give back the help I received in those times in the Apple User forums.

By the way I posted the title Apple Watch Ultra is not a Scuba Diving Watch as falsely advertised by Apple and the moderator changed it as they want to continue to deceive people.

Your original title is still part of your question:

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[Edited by Moderator]

Original Title: Apple watch Ultra IS NOT a SCUBA DIVING WATCH (this is illegal false advertisement from Apple)

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We are all users here, just like you, not employed by Apple.

How would you define recreational scuba diving?