It's a great watch face. Here's my review of the Apple Watch Ultra 2: it's the Apple Watch Ultra, but with a '2' after the name. I'm not kidding. That's my main takeaway from the device having worn it for a week. It's also not some big insult - as I made clear last year, I love, love, love the Apple Watch Ultra.
Sadly, the second iteration of the device has changed so little that I don't think it warranted 'stage' time at this year's iPhone event. Yes, it got a new, faster 'S9' chip. But in day-to-day usage, I haven't really noticed a difference.
The main feature which Apple touted on said 'stage' was 'Double Tap' which does look great, but is not enabled yet (it will be via a watchOS update next month). That's a little weird because even though it is being touted as a new marquee feature of the device, as many folks have pointed out, it has been an accessibility feature for quite some time now.
The Ultra 2 does feature a screen which is brighter at max illumination, but again, in day-to-day that's not really something you're going to notice. Ditto for a couple other tweaks to the device.
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