> battery life. It would give me literally no advantage. I take my watch off when I go to sleep Can't do that if you're using the watch for sleep tracking. I'

> battery life. It would give me literally no advantage. I take my watch off when I go to sleep Can't do that if you're using the watch for sleep tracking. I've got into the habit of putting mine (an Apple Watch Series 2) on charge when I get up and leaving it there till I'm about to leave. Other than the odd top-up (if I've been using the Workout app and thus the heart rate sensor), no problems. More battery life would be good though - if it used to be worse with the original AW, it's not hard to see how that would be a problem.