Makes sense. Why would you want one when you could get a device that's made of the same material but brings more functionality with it, even if you don't plan on taking advantage of it?
Because it's ugly and gigantic? It's way too big for many wrists.Makes sense. Why would you want one when you could get a device that's made of the same material but brings more functionality with it, even if you don't plan on taking advantage of it?
Sounds like you need to upgrade your wrist to the Wrist ProI wear the 41mm, as I have small wrists. If they made the Ultra in 45mm, I think I would have been interested, but 49mm would be too big for me.
Most of all, wish the white ceramic white would come back.
I don’t know think keeping things pristine is the target audience of this. Being rugged is more important than looking ruggedCeramic was a fixation of Ive (and designers). When you get out with an “Ultra” for extreme sports that is scuffed in presentation, designed (assembled is the real word) by engineers, Ceramic will be a mirage. No Ive, no party.
Apple Watch Hermes is still a thing.Dammit. How am I going to subtly inform nerdy friends and strangers that they are poors now?
I very much doubt that. They were selling so few of them that it was probably not worth the R&D anymore. RIP though.Rip! This was a good watch. Hopefully Ceramic Watch makes a come back in the future.
Hardly anyone notices the difference between hermes and regular stainless steel. Even less so, if you're not wearing the hermes band or use non-hermes watch faces. Speaking from experience as Hermes Watch owner.Apple Watch Hermes is still a thing.
I don't think they sold a few: they replaced me for free 7 Apple Watch Edition 2 in October 2021. They are products from 2016. It means they sold a lot of them if they still have that kind of stock.I very much doubt that. They were selling so few of them that it was probably not worth the R&D anymore. RIP though.
Weight. My Series 6 Titanium 44mm’s case weight is 41.3 grams. The Ultra is 61.3 grams.Makes sense. Why would you want one when you could get a device that's made of the same material but brings more functionality with it, even if you don't plan on taking advantage of it?
I've had the S5, S6, and S7 Ti and loved them all. It was a good run!!
But I just ordered the Ultra w/orange Alpine and I couldn't me more exited. So glad it's Ti (one of my favorite materials) and so glad it's $799. Can't wait till 09/23!!
I think they’ve all but given up on this line of marketing but I’d like to see them do limited runs of niche materials like carbon fiber or platinum. It’s all about health and fitness now.weeeell it also disappeared for a year in 2018 with the Series 4, so it hasn't been here the whole time. But given the pricing on the Ultra model, I don't see it coming back.
🤣Watch Ultra is a great replacement for the Watch Edition.
I'm not so sure about the target audience. There's only so many extreme sports enthusiasts out there. I think for the majority of buyers this purchase will be aspirational, just like the real target audience of SUVs is not people who need to transport sports equipment.I don’t know think keeping things pristine is the target audience of this. Being rugged is more important than looking rugged
i don't see how that's connected. Apple holds a stock of "spare parts" for a minimum of 5 years after the model was discontinued. Sure, they can give you a newer model if the part is momentarily unavailable, but there's a good chance that the watches you received as replacements were manufactured long after Series 2 was off the market.I don't think they sold a few: they replaced me for free 7 Apple Watch Edition 2 in October 2021. They are products from 2016. It means they sold a lot of them if they still have that kind of stock.
Except during the Series 4 cycle; there were no Edition models between 2018 and 2019.The Apple Watch Edition line had been available since the launch of the original Apple Watch in 2015.