Apple watch gives pain on the wrist?

If that is the case then I am happy - But still need to workout why this is occurring.

After having the watch for nearly 3 weeks now and trying various methods of wearing the band I have put the issue down to the Stainless Steel Case with Milanese Loop combination. It's must be something to do with the way the case and band sits on your wrist and possibly the strength of the magnet as there are others with similar problems :

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7026458?start=15&tstart=0

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7029361?start=45&tstart=0

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7019855

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1880533&page=4

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=21290632#post21290632

I appreciate this is not effecting everyone but as many others with the issues report the same problem it seems for some of us unlucky ones this combo wont work.

I am now going to wait for my sport band to come and get rid of the ML and if the problem still persists will unfortunately have to sell the device despite really loving its functionality.

For your information today I have not worn my AW and have got on my previous usual timepiece and the pain as instantly gone with no odd sensations from my wrist to elbow!

For about 10 days, I have been wearing the sports watch/band. And, I have been experiencing the same issues. I really love the my watch, But, the pain caught me by surprise

You're wearing it wrong... as this ZDNet contributor found...

http://www.zdnet.com/article/one-month-with-the-apple-watch-pain-joy-and-daily-e xperiences/

Glad to see I'm not the only one who is experiencing this. I thought I was going crazy!

For about 10 days, I have been wearing the sports watch/band. And, I have been experiencing the same issues. I really love the my watch, But, the pain caught me by surprise

I read that article. That motivated me to seek the discussion boards. I wanted to find out if

oother users had similar issues.

Sadly I had to sell the watch as the pain continued in both arms even with different straps.

Yes, unfortunately I had those same pains but I was having a heart attack and now I am dead. I didn't get a chance to try it on my other wrist so I don't know if that's the same problem you're having.

I moved my watch to my right wrist and started wearing it higher up - about two finger's width from that protruding bone on the back of my hand - whatever it's called - and the only thing I've felt is the occasional dull ache. I also swapped to the larger band and try to wear it a bit looser. The back of my left hand where I was originally wearing the watch, was tender to the touch for a couple weeks afterward - something I've never experienced before. But so far the switch seems to have helped me.

I have it on my left wrist but with the straps inverted and with the a half inch away from my wrist.

Now, it is ok.

Edit

I think you should get your facts straight. All of these devices emit radiation. What do you think Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are? Light is radiation, x-rays are radiation, and all electromagnetic waves are radiation.

I think you should read the entire thread before posting and learn that there are different types of radiation as well as different levels. Even the ground emits radiation.

The statement about no radiation being emitted is incorrect. All these devices emit radiation which is how they communicate with each other. The electromagnetic spectrum of radiation includes light, x-rays, and the radio waves that all these devices use.

@deggie "for the rest it is psychological issues." Really? Please provide links to the studies that you are referring to. Where did you hear this?