@MikeC30 this is well possible.

@Squirrel puhhhhhhh

@Steven-Hambleton I would guess that the typical HW development time is 2 years. Then you would have different teams working on different products. I think this is what we see with Garmin and Suunto. If Apple releases new HW every year, they are likely still taking 2+ years for each watch, just running multiple model years in parallel. Suunto seems to follow the normal Agile development approach for software with 2-week sprints and quarterly releases. In my personal view that approach will emphasise regular releases of customer-visible features and give low priority to quality improvements and architectural changes. It does not have to be like that, but it is a common pattern.

I have experienced the same twice since the update, once during a Yoga activity and the second time without any activity. In the first case, an activity was visible in the activity log after the restart. It had the correct duration till the restart, all other data like heart rate was gone. I’m not using third-party S+ apps, only a different watch face (“Adrenaline”).

@brechtvb Not, it’s not just you. I bit the bullet and bought a combi sensor about 18 months ago. For 25-30 EUR, this was a small price to pay to remedy my frustration In the real world it makes little difference: a full watch battery gets me 232 hours of riding with the pod, or 103 hours of riding with GPS in “OK” mode.

A friend diving with the Nautic received a mandatory gas time alarm in the beginning of a dive today 29/07/2026. [image: 1785315395955-screenshot_20260729_115604_suunto.jpg] Suunto please do something about this. This is not an isolated issue or a faulty Nautic that needs to be sent-in for service, it is a issue in the current firmware…!! See below the response from support, this cannot be true. Triggering an alarm is a serious situation and cannot be left up to the divers interpretation to wait for the stabilization of the calculation. Initial SAC Calculation Phase During the first 5–10 minutes of a dive, the algorithm calculates your breathing rate. A higher breathing rate or sudden depth changes during descent may temporarily reduce the estimated gas time, which can trigger an alarm before the calculation stabilizes. Screenshot_20260729_105855_Suunto.jpg [image: 1785313154703-screenshot_20260729_110121_suunto.jpg] [image: 1785313154717-screenshot_20260729_110344_suunto.jpg] [image: 1785313154728-screenshot_20260729_110626_suunto.jpg]