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Please try this
The Apple Watch SE calculates flights climbed using a built-in barometric pressure sensor. If this small sensor hole is blocked by dust, sweat, or lint, the watch cannot detect elevation changes.
- Locate the small microphone and sensor openings on the side or back of your Apple Watch.
- Turn on the Water Lock feature, gently rinse your watch under warm, clean tap water, and then turn the Digital Crown to eject the water and blow out any trapped debris.
- Diagnostic Check: Open the built-in Compass app on your watch. If your current elevation shows three dashes (---) instead of a number, your sensor is either physically blocked or experiencing a hardware fault.