I am now on my second Apple Watch as I sold my first sport watch to a friend who hadn't ordered one early enough and didn't want to wait. After a short adjustment, mainly to the size, (I'm a regular watch wearer for many years) I found the aluminum watch very comfortable and a pleasure to use for the 2 weeks I wore it. I received my replacement watch, a 38mm stainless milanese loop, 2 days ago and I have had issues I didn't experience with the sport watch. It is a beautiful watch and works well except for some weird battery issues and that it heated up so much yesterday I had to take it off and my skin was hot and reddened under the watch. I'm not sure if this one has a faulty battery but I'm exchanging it for another sport model. I don't know what it is about the ss milanese but there do seem to be more people with issues with this model. I think the ss milanese has 2 magnets, the magnet in the watch itself as well as the strap magnet, though I'm not sure what difference this makes, if any. My stainless steel strap sticks to the bottom of the watch so it appears there is a magnet there probably as part of the wireless charging system. I personally find this watch feels lighter or certainly less bulky than the sport model and i really like that. I'm sad that there are problems with this particular watch because I think it is really beautiful, but I'm not willing to take a chance on a second one of these so I'm going back to the sport.
I find KiltedTom's blanket rejection of any possibility of biorhythms or anything else he disagrees with fairly offensive. "Your pain is not being caused by radiation or electrical signals." If you're not a doctor, and more importantly, you're not a doctor who has examined Mstattedcanvas, stop making diagnoses. Apple is wonderful at inventing new and wonderful products and I love and happily use them all, but modern life is a huge experiment in progress on the effects of many new electrical, chemical and physical changes in the environment. Unfortunately it can take many years or even decades before negative effects appear, in some cases, and there is no way to fully understand our grand modern life experiment until more time has passed.
Comments like: 'I didn't say these devices don't emit radiation. What I'm saying is you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. If you seriously believe that , then you need to sell every piece of electronic equipment you own and move to a deserted island somewhere where there is not electricity at all." are dogmatic and condescending.
then there is this comment: "Um... no. The heart rate sensor is optical. That means it uses light. If light is causing you a problem, then you have bigger issues than your watch."
I'm not sure what you are trying to imply about their issues but lasers use light and energy from the sun comes to us as light as well as other frequencies. Light can be very powerful. I'm guessing the optical system in the watch it is too weak and well calibrated to cause problems, but light can cause burns and other issues so your logic is illogical.
Good luck Mstattedcanvas, and hopefully a sport watch will be a better option for you and not cause issues. The fact is that some people are a lot more sensitive to their environment than others and this is ok.