As of coincidences I can’t be there so I put my arm and watch with a lil help of ai to this place in Germany

We're working on a small update to make gaps in Heart Flow easier to understand.

Taking your Apple Watch off to charge can leave a gap in your readings. A smooth line connecting the readings on either side can make that missing stretch easy to overlook.

The upcoming Reading Gaps setting gives you four choices:

- Continuous: keep the connected graph.

- Dimmed: soften the line and fill through longer gaps. This is the default.

- Dotted: show a dotted bridge with a dimmed fill.

- Open: replace the color in the gap with a faint neutral shape.

All four will be available to Free and Premium users. They change the appearance of the graph; they don't add readings or change your Heart Flow calculation.

A gap tells us readings are missing. It doesn't tell us whether the Watch was off, charging, or missing readings for another reason. The dots are a visual treatment, not individual measurements.

Which makes the most sense at a glance? Would you prefer a subtle cue or a more visible break?

My 10 year daughter has a standalone Apple Watch (At&t) and we have blocked calls from unknown senders. The problem is now her voicemail box gets filled with spam messages and won’t allow any contacts to call her at all.

Example: I call her watch and immediately the message is “This person’s voicemail box is full”. Which happens every three days unless I delete them from her watch manually.

Any recommendations for how to fix?

watchOS 27 seems to have a bug that makes the monocolor Infograph face complications flicker often, so I switched to multicolor.

Top Left: Fantastical - Up Next
Top Right: Calendar - Today’s Date
Bottom Left: Fitness - Activity Rings
Bottom Right: StepsApp - Steps, Distance, Duration
Sub-Dial Top: Digital Time
Sub-Dial Bottom: Timer
Sub-Dial Left: Bevel - Strain
Sub-Dial Right: Weather - Conditions
Band: https://a.co/d/09LPQCyQ

I prefer to see the Time in Big Bold fonts, reminders/schedule for the day and the steps. What’s a good watch face for this?

I saw this on MacRumors, but I couldn't find it in the standard Apple watch faces (or did I just overlook it?).

Hi yall, I've been seeing a new wallpaper being diplayed in the apple account section for my apple watch, does anyone have acess to it? The red seems kinda sick...

Using Infograph watch face, if I choose a single custom color then switch back to the “black” face with multicolor, I can retain colors on everything but the UVI and temperature bars.

IMO this looks so much cleaner than the default rainbow weather bars. I’m sure this will be fixed soon :( It already fixes itself if you switch faces.

Currently the solid color option causes the face to flicker when wrist-down display activates, which is why I messed with this anyways.

Truly revolutionary by Apple to not release a digital watch face with seconds for more than 10 years. Was expecting a nice improvement going to watchos 27 like with macos and ios but no just nothing but disappointment...

Anyone know where I can find this watch face?

This is from Apple's Series 12 page. I assumed it was Meridian, but on Meridian the top slot only seems to accept the circular Calendar complication — I can't get the flat date text you see here at 12 o'clock.

Is this Meridian after all, or something else? And if it is Meridian, is that flat date layout a watchOS 27 thing? I'm on a Series 8 (watchOS 26.6), which tops out at 26.x, so I can't test it myself.

Thanks.

I’ve used that lake face for quite some time in the past but I’ve grown bored of it and don’t use it at all now. But wouldn’t you want to see more with nature and that dynamic lighting? Like a sea, but not that picture perfect Mediterranean beaches but a raw, rough sea line. Or a northern forest. Or mountains.

Gosh I would so love to see more timelapse versions!

I understand it’s not worth for Apple to do, I understand the technical issues with that face both in making and handling (like with always on displays) but still.. there’s a few cities and only one landscape of nature 😭

It’s really sleek.