In order to provide customers more options and to complement the natural titanium option already available, Apple has expanded its Apple Watch Ultra 2 portfolio with a new black titanium finish.

A unique blasting procedure is used to generate the black titanium finish, which is tough enough for outdoor use and incredibly scratch-resistant. A carbon coating follows. Using black zirconia to complement the new hue, the watch’s back is constructed.

In order to match the black titanium case, Apple also upgraded the Trail Loop, Alpine Loop, and Ocean Band with black hardware. Furthermore, the new Titanium Milanese Loop band is lightweight and corrosion-resistant, with a more sophisticated appearance reminiscent of mesh bands used by divers.

The black titanium finish on the Apple Watch Hermès Ultra 2 is now an option. For those who want both style and practicality, this special edition combines the robustness of the Apple Watch Ultra 2 with a Hermès band with a maritime motif and a distinctive Hermès watch face.

Features of the Apple Watch Ultra 2:

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is designed to withstand challenging conditions, boasting military-grade durability (MIL-STD 810H) and up to 100 meters of water resistance (WR100). It is also approved for diving to a depth of 40 meters, which makes it an excellent option for sports like wakeboarding, scuba diving, and kitesurfing.

The watch’s action button and spinning crown make it simple to use, and a new double-tap gesture lets users pause timers and accept calls without touching the screen.

With a brightness of up to 3,000 nits, the Always-on Retina display ensures sharp vision even in direct sunlight. The quality of calls is enhanced with three inbuilt microphones, while wind noise is lessened via machine learning.

Heart-rate monitoring, an ECG sensor, and a SpO2 tracker are among the health-tracking capabilities that come with the Apple Watch Ultra 2. It can be useful in the detection of atrial fibrillation, which may be dangerous for the heart.

The watch’s multi-band dual-frequency GPS makes it ideal for hikers and runners, and its depth gauge may be used by divers and swimmers. Along with emergency features like crash recognition, which can instantly summon for aid following a serious auto accident, it also has an 86 dB siren.

Better performance and efficiency are offered by the Apple Watch Ultra 2, which is powered by the new S9 processor. Additionally, it has the second-generation ultrawide-band chip for enhanced Find My functions and location monitoring. With the ability to prolong it to 72 hours in low-power mode, the battery can run for up to 36 hours on a single charge.

Cost and accessibility

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 with the new Titanium Milanese Loop costs $1,399 / Rs. 1,04,900, while the black titanium model starts at $799 / Rs. 89,900. Preorders are accepted, and on Friday, September 20, shipment will begin.