Owners manual
Table Of Contents
- Apple Watch User Guide
- Contents
- Chapter 1: Get Started
- Chapter 2: Basics
- Chapter 3: Watch Faces
- Chapter 4: Notifications
- Chapter 5: Glances
- Chapter 6: Timekeeping
- Chapter 7: Messages
- Chapter 8: Digital Touch
- Chapter 9: Mail
- Chapter 10: Phone Calls
- Chapter 11: Calendars and Reminders
- Chapter 12: Health and Fitness
- Chapter 13: Apple Pay and Passbook
- Chapter 14: Maps and Directions
- Chapter 15: Music
- Chapter 16: Remote Control
- Chapter 17: Photos
- Chapter 18: Camera Remote
- Chapter 19: Stocks
- Chapter 20: Weather
- Chapter 21: Accessibility and Related Settings
- Chapter 22: Safety, Handling, and Support
- Important safety information
- Important handling information
- Band care information
- Remove, change, and fasten bands
- Apple Watch Support site
- Restart Apple Watch
- Reset Apple Watch settings
- Get information about your Apple Watch
- Restore Apple Watch
- Update Apple Watch software
- Restore Apple Watch from a backup
- Sell, give away, or lose Apple Watch
- Learn more, service, and support
- FCC compliance statement for Apple Watch, Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Cable, and Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Case
- Canadian regulatory statement for Apple Watch, Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Cable, and Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Case
- Hallmarks and fineness marks for Apple Watch Edition
- Disposal and recycling information
- Apple and the environment
Chapter 2 Basics 19
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Display photos from synced photo albums
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Use Apple Pay to make purchases. See Make purchases with Apple Pay on page 58.
Apple Watch uses Bluetooth® wireless technology to connect to its paired iPhone and uses the
iPhone for many wireless functions. Apple Watch can’t congure new Wi-Fi networks on its own,
but it can connect to Wi-Fi networks you’ve set up on the paired iPhone.
If your Apple Watch and iPhone are on the same network but aren’t connected by Bluetooth, you
can also do the following on Apple Watch without iPhone:
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Send and receive messages using iMessage
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Send and receive Digital Touch messages
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Use Siri
Siri on Apple Watch
Siri can perform tasks and deliver lots of information right on Apple Watch.
Ask Siri a question. Just raise Apple Watch or tap the screen. When it wakes, say “Hey, Siri”
followed by your request. You can also press and hold the Digital Crown until you see the
listening indicator at the bottom of the screen, then say your request and release the Digital
Crown. To reply to a question from Siri or just continue the conversation, hold down the Digital
Crown and speak. Or simply say “Hey, Siri” and your request.
Press and hold to activate Siri.
You’ll nd suggestions of things you can ask Siri throughout this user guide—they look like this:
“What kinds of things can I ask you?”