@VoiGAS

@herlas Yup, the only numbers I still trust on my watch are time, distance & speed.

@aiv4r I’m talking about configuring it directly from the watch. But setting a very long rest time is so simple that I didn’t even think of this workaround ^^ Thank you

@Mario-Rupérez-Gil thanx for your reply

I went diving again today and noticed after the dive that the average depth on Ocean and in the app matched. From what I saw, it even adjusted the average depth retroactively. So now it should be correct Ocean <-> app. I am using the latest Android app version (V6.4.7 / 10 November 2025).

@kriskus any updates on this? Would be very convenient!

@dani_degi das klingt doch gut Wir hoffen weiter

@Mff73 Few months later, it still not available

My initial need is not really relevant anymore. @Egika said in Disable autolap notification during intervals: activating and de-activating autolaps will be possible with Suunto S9PP, Race, Vertical soon. But I still can’t find it anywhere. And it would be really useful to enable it manually during a session. A typical example : I start a run with the wrong sport mode, the one without autolap. After a few kilometers, I realised it and want to turn autolap on… but I couldn’t, unless I switched to another sport mode - which would split my workout into two separate activities.

@Egika I don’t mean that the watch should be the main light source during night sessions But in real emergency situations — which can happen for countless reasons — a shortcut can be very handy. Same for everyday training: when an evening workout runs longer than expected and you end up in the dark without a headlamp, or when passing through forest underpasses (where I live they aren’t lit). Restoring the last used mode is also useful. However, my top priority would be a simple “on/off” shortcut. One more point for the other messages in the thread: it makes no sense to keep comparing Garmin and Suunto. Suunto is a top-tier device that costs half of the Garmin models it’s often compared to. It has its own identity and features. At the price of the Vertical 2 Titanium, you’d get a plasticky Garmin that’s worth half of what it costs.