@dreamer_ I am afraid that screenless bands are just evolution since over the years people were teached to rely on Body batery/Resources and recovery scores so now everyone wants to have a device that tracks their hrv and hr 24/7 and watches are too bulky and sporty looking. So I can see Suunto making something like that. Of course personally I would like Suunto to cut out Resources and Recovery out, let me not to collect HR during the day (or collect every 10min like Coros) in that case peole would not feel fomo to not wear it all the day.

@Gunnar Tried everything in this direction. Nothing works. Funny thing is that when wrist is in water and not swimming, HR value is plausible, but when i start swimming then it goes up to over 170/180 plus. I think it’s a combination of bad sensor design and possibly software

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos zagreb city Center over the last couple of days [image: 1784873802533-7c4f5aa2-8449-49bf-acde-fe32439437c0-image.jpeg]

A bit of repetition on the website: [image: 1784837631957-16bf4e90-d537-4447-a80e-52347482ab57-image.jpeg] Maybe one of the mods can let the right person know?

@Wesley-Terrence There is one the the new Gen watches. Vertical 1 should also receive it with the next software update. Hopefully, nobody knows for sure.

Nexus is back! [image: 1784826491557-1000041066.jpg] [image: 1784826491609-1000041065.jpg] Looks great and it has live Heartrate! Unfortunately only available for the Race S, but not the Vertical

@VoiGAS I checked it. Just when i got 195 stays there. It does not go crazy. I checked my gas time at the start that one is a bit nuts. 68 min then 4 5 6 7 back to 75. Normally i dive around 70 to 80 min with 200 bars 10 liters. But i hope Suunto comes with a update

@Egika Also yes to all. Still just giving location as ‘Scotland’ I’m actually not that far from Fort William mentioned earlier. I’ve just compared it with local tide tables and it’s about 40 minutes and 0.3m wrong on the low tide forecast for Mallaig which is just up the coast. Not big errors but potentially critical for threading a sea kayak through various local channels. For example - close to me there is an island (Eilean Ighe for those who know the area) separated from the mainland by a narrow channel. I know I can paddle through this when the height of the tide at Mallaig is 3.5m. If I get this wrong then it’s normally straightforward to go round the outside of the island. But if the weather is severe (or unexpectedly deteriorates) timing for the channel to avoid the conditions is important. Now of course I can use other resources to plan this but it’s a shame if the watch can’t give me that information. An example would be a leisurely long day, no weather or tidal stream issues, arriving nearby at an unplanned time and just deciding the best route back by making a quick check to see if the channel is open or not.

@sartoric I’ve been using it for a very long time. The problem is that the application doesn’t support it. For example, it works very well on https://routeplanner.suunto.com. Clickable “plus” and “minus” icons should be added to a section of the application.

I see that Enable HR belt pairing is mentioned in the update 2.54.12 for the Nautic S. Do anyone know if there is a update coming for the Nautic as well?

@haritz currently the alert is not fixed, but dynamic. The alert depends on your speed which is a super smart solution and works very well for me. If you switch on tones or vibration, it of course does notify you.

@Ze-Stuart I have the same feeling, but have no device to test it.

@Wilson75 so this is on purpose, the Nexus watch face does not work with the firmware version Vertical 1 is using.