Outstanding materials and build quality; Diving joins already expansive fitness tracking; Among the best wearables for battery life;

Contactless payments are country-dependent; Limited app support and no music streaming; Companion app makes you jump through hoops to set up;

There's no denying Huawei has - yet again - pulled out another absolute stunner of a watch from its bag of tricks. With its liquid metal casing, ceramic bezel and super durable design it can plunge the depths of the ocean, survive a winter mountaintop and cope just fine in the heat of the summer. It's incredibly well made, and not just pretty either. The only stumbling block for most people - who we assume are not deep sea divers or adventurers of barren landscapes - is that it's a lot of money to spend on a watch that, in a lot of ways, works and acts just like the much cheaper Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro.

Gorgeous but durable design; Great fitness and health tracking; Water resistant to 100m; Fast wireless charging and long battery life; Works with iPhone, Android and Huawei phones;

It's more expensive than other Huawei watches; Still lacking contactless payments and music streaming support;

The Huawei Watch Ultimate is gorgeous but it’s far from the finished article

Gorgeous hardware; Stuffed with features;

Poor heart-rate monitor accuracy; Lacks onboard mapping;

The Huawei Watch Ultimate emerges to take on the mighty Apple Ultra

New Expedition mode; Good battery life in heavy use; Lots of modes for divers;

Dive watch-inspired design doesn’t quite work; Lacks full maps; It’s not cheap;

Nuevo modo ‘Expedición’; Buena duración de la batería en uso intensivo; Muchos modos para buceadores/as;

El diseño inspirado en los relojes de buceo no funciona del todo bien; Carece de mapas completos; Es muy caro;