The new Apple Watch is here and while it has an always-on display, ECG sensor, and a compass, there’s one long-awaited feature it still doesn’t have: sleep tracking.
The first Apple Watch launched in 2015, and since then there have been new models every year up to the present. That means an original Apple Watch, a (confusingly named) Apple Watch Series 1 distinct from the original Watch, then Series 2, Series 3, and so on up to the Series 8. The Apple Watch SE, meanwhile, is in its second generation. Compared with the rest of the models above, the Apple Watch Series 4 is the most likely to be showing its age at this point. It is the last non-SE Watch without an always-on display, and it only In the watch face gallery, tap the Edit button on the Wayfinder or Modular Ultra face. Swipe to the Night Mode option. Turn the Digital Crown to choose from Auto, On, or Off. (If you set Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch. Go to General > Return to Clock, then scroll down and choose when you want your Apple Watch to return to the clock face: Always, After 2 minutes, or After 1 hour. You can also return to the clock face by pressing the Digital Crown. By default, the setting you select applies to all apps, but you can