Sapphire crystal Apple watch face

Apple has offered a sapphire crystal going all the way back to the original watch but only on the stainless steel and titainium models.

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Wearing your Apple Watch - Apple Support

I can confirm they are pretty darn scratch proof.

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What does this have to do with the original poster's question?

I have a series 6 iWatch with a Saffire crystal and I'm not particular easy on the device. After multiple year of abuse, it still doesn't have a mark on it. I'll never girt an dither apple watch without it.

I'm not aware of a medical technology that doesn't measure blood pressure without using a pressure cuff. That wouldn't be practical with a watch on your wrist.

BTW, if it makes a difference, Apple's sapphire crystals are synthetic rather than naturally occurring.

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1. Sapphire Crystal Apple Watch Face: Sapphire crystal is a high-quality and scratch-resistant material that Apple uses for the display covers of some of their products, including certain models of the Apple Watch. Watches with sapphire crystal displays are known for their durability and clarity. If you're referring to the sapphire crystal display on an Apple Watch, it's a premium feature that offers enhanced protection.
2. iMac 27″: The iMac 27-inch is a large desktop computer produced by Apple. As of my knowledge cutoff date in September 2021, the latest macOS version was macOS 11 (Big Sur). If macOS 12.6 is a future version, I would not have information about it. Please check the official Apple website or other reliable sources for updates beyond my knowledge cutoff date.
3. macOS 12.6: As mentioned above, I am not aware of macOS versions beyond macOS 11 (Big Sur). If macOS 12.6 is indeed a future version, I recommend checking official Apple sources for information about its features, updates, and compatibility.

Dah•veed wrote:

BTW, if it makes a difference, Apple's sapphire crystals are synthetic rather than naturally occurring.

As long as they're this scratch-resistant, I don't care.

DarkRiver wrote:

I have a series 6 iWatch with a Saffire crystal and I'm not particular easy on the device. After multiple year of abuse, it still doesn't have a mark on it. I'll never girt an dither apple watch without it.

I originally wasn't going to buy one with the sapphire crystal, but another user here, Lawrence Finch, suggested it would be a good idea. I also wouldn't buy one without it at this point. I tend to keep my watches for about three years or so.

DarkRiver wrote:

I’m not planning to upgrade my watch until they come out with one with blood pressure.

I'm hoping for glucose monitoring. I find it hard to imagine how a watch could accurately monitor BP (but I haven't really researched the technology). BP monitoring is something I only need to do once a day so, it's less critical for me.

DarkRiver wrote:

I agree I’m not sure how it’s gonna monitor BP but I like the idea my BP is in a major issue. It’s just something I’d like to have in the watch.

Oh, I agree it would be nice. But if they come out with glucose monitoring, I'll be happy to upgrade.

I’m not planning to upgrade my watch until they come out with one with blood pressure.

I agree I’m not sure how it’s gonna monitor BP but I like the idea my BP is in a major issue. It’s just something I’d like to have in the watch.

Yeah, I don't like girting or dithering either

Maccy303 wrote:

Yeah, I don't like girting or dithering either

Commenting on a typo from five months ago?