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The new Apple Watch Series 2 boasts a faster processor, GPS radio, waterproof design, support for swim tracking, and a new high-end white ceramic Edition casing. AppleInsider offers a closer look at the second-generation wearable device.
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William Gallagher
Brian Patterson
Charles Martin
Malcolm Owen
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Hmm, the only aspect of this video that pertains to the ceramic edition is that it incorrectly points to it with the $369 price.
Ceramic is actually not a bad choice if you're going to be doing a lot of swimming. Not susceptible to corrosion from saltwater or chlorine like its metal counterparts.
I wonder who did the voice over for the video. He sounds just like the guy at OWC who does their instructional videos, and who is a repair tech there.
The Series 2 Apple Watch seems to have a lot of potential as a dive watch, once suitable apps and accessories become available: compass, timer, depth gauge, and (via a transmitter) cylinder pressure gauge.