Videos tagged with Apple Watch

This YouTube video focuses on creating a child abduction escape kit, emphasizing that children can actively participate in their own survival. The kit features various items designed for safety and communication, including a Data Crew Small Fry pouch, Apple Watch, iPhone 12, Moto z4, Ticwatch Pro, medkit, flashlight, whistle, alert system, Swiss Army Knife, signal mirror, and lighter. The video aims to educate parents and guardians on preparing their children for emergencies.

This YouTube video, titled 'Red Police Light On Apple Watch 🚨', appears to be about an Apple Watch feature that mimics a police light. Based solely on the title and description, there is no mention of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, topics, or gear directly related to firearms. Therefore, the content is not firearms-related.

This YouTube Shorts video focuses on the simple task of removing an Apple Watch. While the title uses common YouTube Shorts hashtags, the content itself is entirely unrelated to firearms or any other category typically covered by this persona. The video is purely about watch removal.

This video introduces the Shotbud app, a shot timer designed for smartwatches. It utilizes the smartwatch's sensors to detect and isolate shots, offering functionality for live fire, dry fire, CO2 dry fire, and airsoft. The app allows users to adjust sensitivity settings for microphone, echo, and motion to calibrate for different calibers and environments. Developed as an affordable, user-friendly, and effective training tool, Shotbud is currently available as a beta for iOS devices requiring iOS 13.0 and watchOS 6.0 or later. Download links for the App Store and the Shotbud website are provided.

This YouTube video, titled '10 Unconventional Rules for Watch Happiness,' challenges traditional horological conventions, arguing they are often based on marketing and elitism rather than logic. The creator shares their personal approach to watch wear, emphasizing that timepieces are primarily for enjoyment and adding diversion to life. The video promises to guide viewers on their own watch journey with '10 Nutnfancy Rules for Watch Happiness' and features a wide array of watches, including Suunto Core, TW Steel, Drop Panzera Time Master, AVI-8 Hawker Harrier II, Armani Ex Maddox, Swiss Legend Neptune, Casio G Shock, Deep Blue, Spyderco Paramilitary 2, Microtech SOCOM, Casio GBA800UC-2A, Casio GBD800, Swiss Legend Oceanaire, Apple Watch, Massdrop DELTA SoRa, AVI-8 Hawker Hurricane, Aristo, Momentum FieldWalker, Casio Pro Trek, Casio PRG-600, Casio EQB 800, Alpina Startimer, Mac Jacobs, Tissot Seastar 1000, Aragon Auto, Armour Lite T100, Aeromatic 1912 FeldHaubitze, and Seiko 5 Auto SRP745K1. The video is 1 hour and 12 minutes long and was inspired by a TNP Patron.

This video, despite the channel's name and disclaimers, focuses on troubleshooting an Apple Watch that is not charging. It offers an "easy fix" for this common electronic device issue. The description includes a Patreon link, business inquiry email, and standard disclaimers about fair use, safety, and the nature of their content, which they state is for informational and entertainment purposes only, not instructional or sales-related. They emphasize that any demonstrations are done by trained professionals in safe environments and at the viewer's own risk, and they do not sell firearms or parts.