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I am wandering to show today how to set up your Apple Watch 3rd or 4th generation, for that time when you go to swimming pool. I am going, when weather allow me, to swim in the sea here at Bournemouth. It is a wonderful beach here and summer time is coming now. I am looking forward for that hot time of the year. If you are blind, and your watch is operated using Voiceover, then this is the guide for you. I will have below the article a short podcast episode to show you how to activate/diactivate water lock. First, I wish to warn you to not get into a swimming pool with Apple Watch if they are older than 3rd generation. They are OK with splash water, when you wash your hands or with heavy rain, but not cope at all with keeping watch under water. First rule then, is> Double check if your watch model is capable of be taken in swimming pool. Check your user manual for this. Second rule is do not jump in any pool before being 100% sure your watch is properly activated with the water protection. To turn water lock