The Death of an Apple Watch

After going for a swim with my Apple Watch on, it stopped working the following days. Already two years ago, when I went swimming in salt water, its function to blow out water stopped working. Now, the final blow—or no blow, which might have been the culprit. Here's some last words. I've always loved my Apple Watch. Its primary selling point was to have something in my life that motivated me to exercise. And it did! The workout rings pushed me to achieve my movement and calorie goals; goals that I never thought about setting, while I was still Apple Watchless. It even decided I needed "standing goals", which is weird and I'm still not convinced that I actually do, even after four years of being an Apple Watch user. Another selling point was that I could track my workouts and listen to music without having to carry my phone around. I just downloaded music on Spotify and went about my runs! Now, I can't say that this experience always went smoothly. Issues with downloading music to my…