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Show off your Apple Watch
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It sounds like it's not a great app due to the limitations currently placed on third-party apps, though.
How are you all measuring your wrists, by the way? Take a sheet of paper, wrap it around your wrist, mark it (without squeezing your skin too much, if at all) and then use a metric ruler??
It is! My wrist is approximately 170mm, so I probably could have gone either way but decided to go bigger just cause I'm a fan of flashy stuff
love my watch but
There are some things with notifications and so forth that I'm still figuring out. Is there a thread on here where people have trouble-shot some common issues?
Also, I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing a sort of "ghost" afterburn of the watch face on notifications or glances screen when there is no content... It is quite noticeable in dim light, clearly a burned-in image of the watch face. I want to know if this is a normal, uh, "feature" or possibly a defect that warrants a call to Apple? I love the Watch too much to give it up, but I might go in for a trade-in later if the stores actually get them and this is a bug.
But it could be I'm just nuts and I don't want this to turn into a freaking news story somewhere.
There are some things with notifications and so forth that I'm still figuring out. Is there a thread on here where people have trouble-shot some common issues?
Also, I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing a sort of "ghost" afterburn of the watch face on notifications or glances screen when there is no content... It is quite noticeable in dim light, clearly a burned-in image of the watch face. I want to know if this is a normal, uh, "feature" or possibly a defect that warrants a call to Apple? I love the Watch too much to give it up, but I might go in for a trade-in later if the stores actually get them and this is a bug.
But it could be I'm just nuts and I don't want this to turn into a freaking news story somewhere.
Yes this is one method.
You can also use a special measurement band which is normaly used to measure
Your body for clothing.
Just picked this baby up from the post office as I purchased off swappa. I'm loving it one hour into owning!!
Looks awesome!!
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Just now realizing the SS models come with a more cube-like box, and not the long submarine boxes that the Sports come in.
Is it just your camera, or filter? Because on my Chronograph face, bright blue for the background color is not an option---just a very muted/faded blue.
I have a question regarding the possible, *suggested* problem with using non-sport bands on the sport watch... the suggested problem being that the non-sports band will wear down the aluminum, essentially widening out the slot, making the subsequent use of *any* band a problem... which was discussed earlier this week. Well... in this photo I noticed that the band on the sport model has a "Stainless Steel Pin." Since this is the case, why would it be an issue to use a non-sports band on the sports watch??
That's referring to the pin that holds the two bands together at the bottom of the wrist.
I used a tape measure (the kind you use for sewing ) - I'm surprised Apple didn't have some kind of a wrist size chart you could print out for measuring, similar to the watch size images.
Just use a piece of string or a shoe lace or something. Then measure that along a rule. You can even get one on your iPhone that you move along in increments.
Its more like a navy blue in reality. I used my iPhone 6 to take that picture, i wish the colour was more like this though.
