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Apple Watch daylight-saving bug affects Always On display

Technology · First reported 1 Nov, 11:34 · Updated 12:19

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Some Apple Watch users are seeing the wrong time on the Always On display after clocks change. Apple recommends switching watch faces or restarting the watch; one report also says the issue may resolve on its own at midnight.

  • The incorrect time appears on the Always On display while the wearer’s wrist is down; activating the display shows the correct time.
  • Apple recommends switching to another watch face and back, or restarting the watch.
  • The reports say the problem appeared in Europe before the U.S. clock change; one account says it may clear automatically at midnight.
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Affected display
Always On display while the wearer’s wrist is down
Reported correction
The time appears correct when the display is activated
Apple’s suggested fixes
Switch to another watch face and back, or restart the watch
Other reported option
The issue may resolve automatically at midnight
Reported sequence
The issue appeared in Europe before the U.S. clock change

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