A user recently transformed the Apple Watch Ultra in his hands. To make this Apple Watch more visually appealing, he used a brushed finish and removed the orange spray paint from Action Button.
Apple Watch Ultra is the first complete redesign since Apple launched the smart watch in 2014. Although this redesign has won positive reviews from many users, some users have also complained about the size and appearance of the watch. On the MacRumors forum, a netizen Perezr10 wrote
like this. First of all, I think there is nothing wrong with Ultra's way of finding the target market. A sturdy sports watch should be like this. They almost all do this. There are practical reasons why I don’t like Ultra stuff. I used to run with a huge Garmin sports watch.
But…I never want to wear my Garmin to work or date. And I don't think I'd want to wear this Ultra when dressing up.
When I considered wearing it as a regular everyday watch, five things I hated about the design: body thickness, the raised design of the crown, the holes everywhere, the orange buttons and the finish that looks like starlight aluminum. The first three are powerless, but the last two can be solved.
Using Dremel power tools, they set out to make two key visual changes to the Apple Watch Ultra, first by removing the high-contrast "International Orange" color layer on the action button.
Then, the user continues to use a coarse polish to brush the entire titanium shell of the "Apple Watch Ultra" and is no longer the uniform sandblasting effect of the original equipment.
The resulting brushed titanium finish is very similar to the shells of some Apple Watch Edition models, which are all made with brushed titanium in Series 5, Series 6 and Series 7. Apple discontinued its Apple Watch Edition product line after launching the Apple Watch Ultra.
