Here is a link to a Locosys survey.
Looks like they are considering developing a new product
Note Question 4.

For some reason I can't post the direct link, but the survey is on their facebook page www.facebook.com/LOCOSYS.Club/

Here's a go
Nup won't do it for me either.
It would be good if we make a point that the watch is too small, not enough battery life being the main concern.

Cameras, coloured screens etc are all going to use more current and shorten battery life, so it would be good not to vote for them.

As far as I'm concerned, there's the obvious stuff, better warranty, operable when wet, more processing power so it will do hours and nautical miles. I think the problem with buttons not working is due to them being operated when wet, leading to corrosion of the contacts, more than just wearing out, but whatever that needs to be fixed as well.

Daffy and I have emailed the link to our team members, it would be good if we could all put in sensible suggestions and swamp out any rubbish that may get in there.

Done, put my two cents in. I hope it makes a difference this time .
I did advise them that very few would buy the watch. ??
The battery ,data storage and being a watch are my biggest hates which is why I continue to use the GT31

Looks like we both posted new threds at the same time.

ASee here: www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/Gps/Locosys-appear-to-be-planning-a-new-Windsurfing-GPS?page=1

survey done. My thoughts

Completely waterproof. Connects to multiple satellite systems. Long battery life when being used. Large memory. Floats. A basic model (ie. large screen, fixed at 5hz, waterproof, wireless charging BT/WiFi) & one that does it all (customizable to the need of the athlete). Wireless charging (like phones). Large screen to read details. Blue Tooth to connect with headphones for audible data updates while sailing

Big one for me is more robust they are just too fragile at the mo