@2b2bff Well on my V1 my fitness age was 26 on the V2 it is 38 I’m 59. I don’t take any notice of it to be fair and really don’t understand the obsession with these made up metrics. But each to their own.

@sky-runner said in Entering a POI directly on the watch using coordinates: @Egika But that isn’t the same as entering by coordinates. There are situations when coordinates are known but it is unknown where it is on the map. Think about something like looking for obscure hot springs or a source of water, or for example a geocache. Yes. That’s exactly what I wrote. No coords input on watch, but a possible way to define a target point on the watch. If I am looking for a hot spring position, where I know ccords, currently the only way is to enter the coords in the app.

@mcardlejon said in Any update on new firmware release?: Can we have confirmation that the ocean is now abandoned ?. The recent release of the classic vertical watchface for the whole range and the fact it’s not available for ocean does reinforce the thought that suunto have killed any development. Definitely not abandoned. Just slower. You will receive an update soon.

@Divingpassion I had something similar. Try removing the gas, and re-add the gasses. Then you should be able to change it again. Is it correct you made the gas in a previous version? That is what ‘caused’ it with me.

@Garageman No, there is no direct way to import or transfer dive logs from a Vyper Novo into the Suunto Nautic dive computer itself, nor to merge them natively between different computers in the Suunto app. My situation was similar with a Vyper Air (DM5 only): I downloaded the dive logs from the Vyper Air to Suunto DM5 via USB. In SuuntoLink, I used the “Import dive logs” option (under the menu) to pull the DM5 history directly into the Suunto app on my Android phone—no device connection required for this step. All my previous dives are now in the Suunto app. Unfortunately, this only consolidates everything in the app (not on the Nautic device). The app remains the central storage for historical logs across Suunto computers. So I guess that’s how it is, and it makes sense for the vast majority of users. I don’t expect Suunto to add an “export to dive computer” function anytime soon.

Until today (2026 March) I’m facing the same issue… And I’m just simply wondering why Suunto release the SuuntoPlus app connecting these two devices if the connection meant to be broke anyway once you’re in the water… Also the Youtube video even shown you could have real time data on your watch which I know it’s impossible as bluetooth signal won’t transfer under water… Very disappointed…

Good stuff! Can you create short instructions how to do it? Been postponing starting as I don’t have any Suuntoplus app ideas but could try with watchface. Thanks!

@benimardriver said in Unable to get elevation from OS maps gpx on my Suunto vertical watch app: Is this a problem with OS maps or Suunto ? Take your pick: OS Maps exports do not contain altitude information; Suunto does not automatically add it on import. Workarounds: GPS Visualizer: https://forum.suunto.com/post/186073; https://forum.suunto.com/post/186796 Plotaroute.com

@bruns69 thank you for following up and sharing that info…it seems…well…underwhelming…almost like they just forgot. Regardless, the Outdoor Adventure face is still my favorite and I miss it…until…the classic Vector allows to edit complications!! Love the face…but really I don’t need ABC on the face…much rather repurpose those three fields to other choices. Thanks!

@Unpaired8373 on real watch canvas is really limited and can throw a few surprisesat you. I strongly recommend testing everything on real watch. Unfortunatelly simulator lets you test app in really rough way.

@nathayogi said in Recovery watch & App: @Thaler-Martin I come from Garmin, and Amazfit too. At the moment, my Race 2 is on par with Amazfit considering sleep tracking, but slightly more in line with my feelings. Clearly, Suunto is better, for me, at tracking sleep time and HR. HRV is quite equal. The worst is Garmin for me, considering sleep time accuracy and sleep score. HRV interpretation is also worse on Garmin (it takes too much time to adapt to new baseline fluctuation caused by seasons and training load, giving wrong alert in HRV status). Btw, I’m quite new with the Race 2, and have 2 nights to go before receiving HRV status. As far as I remember, Race 2 has two main issues with sleeping (and napping): Reading in a bed is recognized as a sleep (not happening with Garmin), easily adding 1-2 hours of sleep, causing issues with the calculation of Resources and other metrics Working at the desk, with a computer (even a standing desk) was recognised as naps many times No possibility to edit sleep length is a miss I guess. Fixing the above and sync - I am more than happy to jump on the Suunto board again.

@Robin-C-B 1. Suunto Support – VO₂max / Fitness level “The fitness level (VO2max) is estimated during running activities using heart rate and speed.” “This requires outdoor running with GPS and heart rate data.” Suunto App – description “Fitness level” (in-app) “Fitness level is an estimate of your VO2max based on your running performance.” “Calculated from heart rate response to running speed.”

@Graysar and the flashlight…

@Nikolai-Simonov Thanks for your confirmation! I am really interested in designing custom watchface. I hope Suunto will release official documentation soon.

@atoponce thank you

@Michele-Sella Both Verity Sense & H10 work flawlessly for me after updating. A friend of mine is facing issues though with BT (signal drops).

it’s a watch face designed for AMOLED displays (developed for the Vertical 2 90° edition), I find that it still looks very good even on the older MIP displays of the V1. [image: 1774131278506-90.jpg] Although on MIP I prefer analog hands. [image: 1774131316072-lanc.jpg]