
Both the first generation of the Apple Watch, as the Apple Watch Series 1, are capable of withstand splashes of water. This means that you can enjoy washing dishes with him without any fear, and even give you a shower, and the clock will not suffer any damage. By the contrary, the new Apple Watch Series 2 is capable of immerse is until 50 meters of depth, what it becomes in an accessory ideal for who practice swimming, surf or simply not wants to remove is it when going to give is a dip in the pool.
But even though Apple Watch Series 2 is completely resistant to water, it is necessary to consider some aspects and usage habits to make your experience with optimal. See how remove the maximum party to the resistance to the water of our clock favorite.
Before start, is obliged warn that in this article we refer only and exclusively to the Apple Watch Series 2, not to the Series 1 or to the of first generation. Do not you forget by please.
In fact, does what water resistant Apple Watch Series 2?
Also before you begin, it is necessary to clarify what type of water resistance offers in particular Apple Watch Series 2, something about which there is some confusion whose origin lies in Apple’s own explanations.
Apple says quite clearly that the Apple Watch Series 2 has a degree of resistance to water 50 meters covered by the standard ISO 22810: 2010. However, immediately after the company clarified (point 1 of footnote clarifications), in what clearly seems a neglect of responsibility, which Apple Watch Series 2 “can be used for shallow water activities like swimming in a pool or the sea. “However, the Apple Watch Series 2 not is should use for the diving, ski water, or other activities related with the impact of water to high speed or dives deep”. But, what will it mean with “deep dive”? What does mean “deep” for Apple?

According to can read at Foro-Industrial, the standard “ISO 22810 covers them watches intended only for the use daily and for the swimming”. If you want to carry out activities to a considerable depth, Apple Watch Series 2 should include the ISO 6425 standard.
On the other hand, according to can read in the Wikipedia to the with regard to the standard ISO 22810: 2010,: “a clock that marks 30 meters not is can wait resistant to the water for support the activity during periods of time more long in a pool, and less still that follow running to 30 meters low the water.” This is because the test is conducted only once using the static pressure in a sample of newly manufactured watches”.
In summary, this is an authentic jaleo. Despite the qualification of 50 meters, it is likely that the clock is not able to resist the pressure. Therefore, best limit you to activities aquatic’s little dip as anything in a pool.
Me going to splash to the pool, would what I do with my Apple Watch?
Well, because technically it wouldn’t be necessary you do nothing at all. Can go you to the pool, give you a shower or scrub them pots of kitchen without need of pay attention any to your Apple Watch Series 2, rather than to admire it rather than you is
. The clock does not have why suffer any damage linked to the water in these cases.
Despite this, there is a new feature in this Watch 2 called “Water lock” that allows the speaker to expel water that otherwise remain trapped inside. A function that will undoubtedly be very useful, and that is activated manually from the following two forms:
1. starts session of exercises of swimming and the screen will be blocked to prevent the entry of water. When finished, turn the digital Crown counter clockwise to the and the speaker will emit a sound by expelling water.
2 slide the screen upwards to show the Control Center and click the icon of a drop of water. When you finish, you will have to turn the digital Crown as we have said before.
Cleaning
Although Apple Watch Series 2 resist water, both sea salt and chemicals in swimming pools can accelerate corrosion. For this reason, seeks to rinse your watch in fresh water after you have completed your aquatic activities. You can take the back shower attention to rinse your treasured. But ojo!, not expose it in excess to gels and similar, the Apple itself recommends “not expose Apple Watch soaps, shampoos, conditioners, lotions and perfumes, since they can adversely affect the protections of acoustic membranes and water”.
One last tip: If you are not sure that your Apple Watch will exit unscathed what are you doing, better, save it.