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Could someone tell me what complication this is?
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Nope. The Ultra detects depth when submerged, the complication records the depth.

From your Watch App > Any Watch Face > Complications > Depth

You have your choice of depth and water temp

Oh cool! Thanks! I will test this out when I get home today. Loving the Ultra so far.

Edit: I just don’t see a complication for depth or temp of the water, so maybe when I submerge it, it will come up.
 
Oh cool! Thanks! I will test this out when I get home today. Loving the Ultra so far.

Edit: I just don’t see a complication for depth or temp of the water, so maybe when I submerge it, it will come up.
To see the complication in the Apple marketing material, you will have to select the complication from the Watch App on your iPhone.
 

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I don’t have the depth complication option in my watch app on my iPhone.
Hmm... That's weird.

edit: I stand corrected on the Ultra detecting depth when submerged. It has to be enabled.

On watch: Settings > General > Auto-Launch > Auto-Launch App toggled on
iPhone: Watch App > General > Auto-Launch > Auto-Launch App toggled on
 
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