@isazi I got dedicated, with the help of Suuntolink I connected to the movescount and managed to change the clock settings. Really a little complicated, but it went. Thanks for the help.

@saketo-nemo grazie mille per il chiarimento

@jsuarez I totally get what are you saying, but I’m afraid we can’t do much about it. Oh and there is no reason to beat a dead horse.

I think I solved this! I signed out of the app, deleted all user data from my phone, signed back in and the missing activity sync’d up!

@jurjen agreed, but have to remember that recovery doesn’t necessarily mean stop don’t do any more, it just means take it easy, as can still do recovery runs etc, trick is just not putting out too much effort.

@andrasveres thanks. I suspected that was the case, but thought worth a try.

No mention of Suuntolink, so your Ambit must be Ambit3? Not sure whether it’s noted on any of digital transition pages, but after re-installing Suunto App it should pull all existing activities from your watch, even if those were previously synced. Another option is to sync with Suuntolink & cable, first making sure you have configured it to use your current Suunto App account.

@ricardo-ciaffoni Hello there and welcome! Right now this isn’t possible for Ambits, but we all hope at some point this feature will be available for Ambit users too. At this stage of Suuntos digital service transition, POIs stored on your watch are visible on Movescount website only, after you sync your watch with SuuntoLink via cable.

@andrasveres Hei and thanks for the quit reply. Yes I think I have the new one, bought the watch a monath ago. I think it had to done with the re-pairing of the watch with the sensor, but yes its working again. Thank you.

@louis1945 Could it be that your body metrics are incorrectly set in the watch? Weight, min/max hr, age etc?

@pavel-samokha Thank You for Your help. See my reply to Egika.

@mvpereira I used a Polar OH1+ (which is fundamentally the same as the Verity) by wearing it on the same wrist as the Ambit3 and found that the signal travelled 2-3cm under water and thus the connection remained if I wore them close enough together. I’m now using a Fenix 3 on which Garmin have disabled recording of HR when swimming and I use the OH1 in recording mode, export the file from Polar Flow after the swim and then add it to my swim workout in TrainingPeaks - TrainingPeaks then combines the HR and the swim details from the Fenix 3. Either option should work for the Ambit3.

@margusl The next good tip:-) Thanks a lot I have also noticed that the GPS fix takes longer. I need to get OpenAmbit up and running.

@isazi I did that yesterday but I still need to have a activity when I make it and that shows up in the app when I check the training session. [image: 1620279057230-screenshot_20210506_043340_com.stt.android.suunto.jpg]

@margusl no way. when I click the “create new route” button, the window pops for 1/100 sec and then goes away…

@bartdev today evening it works :-).

@quackzilla you can factory reset your watch using SuuntoLink, but note that all your activity logs from watch will be erased and if you had some that were not synced to your Suunto app account will be lost. BTW I also got occasionally lags in the menu, but as I noticed it was due always on bluetooth connection with Suunto app. Since I disabled auto sync and I do manually sync my watch, I have no lags.