Users drop Apple Apple Watch Ultra while diving, and they can still work normally after 3 months of soaking.

CTOnews.com, October 24 (Xinhua) A user dropped an Apple AppleWatch Ultra while diving and was able to work normally after being fished out three months later.

Reader Amir Noorani revealed to foreign science and technology media 9to5Mac, sharing the real events that happened to him.

Amir Noorani, who lives in Los Angeles, lost his Apple Watch Ultra strap and sank into the lake after diving to 30 feet after a dive to Lake Travis, a place famous for boating, swimming and diving.

CTOnews.com learned from the report that Noorani contacted the divers for a search, but could not find it after a while of the search. Noorani enables "lost mode" on Apple Watch through the "find my" application on iPhone, so that someone may receive a reminder when someone fishes out the Apple Watch Ultra.

Noorani said that three months later, he received a phone call saying that someone had pulled his Apple Watch Ultra out of the water.

The Apple Watch Ultra was covered with dirt, and he successfully removed most of the dirt and did not turn it on successfully, but the watch turned on automatically after a few days of plugging in the charger, and everything worked properly.