Learn how to add, edit, change, manage, and delete watch faces directly from your Apple Watch or iPhone to keep the look fresh and suitable for different occasions.
How to change, customize, and manage Apple Watch faces
Learn how to add, edit, change, manage, and delete watch faces directly from your Apple Watch or iPhone to keep the look fresh and suitable for different occasions.
Learn how to use the power of shortcuts and automation to change your Apple Watch face automatically based on sunrise, sunset, chosen custom time of the day, or your location.
Carrot Fertility co-founder and designer Arun Venkatesan has shared an interesting deep dive into the history of five iconic real-life watches that are said to have inspired five classic Apple Watch faces, including the Chronograph and Chronograph Pro.
The next Apple Watch update is around the corner and with it comes a brand new Apple Watch face, inspired by the colors of the Pan-African flag, that changes dynamically as you move.
Looking for a bit of fun or quirkiness on your Apple Watch? This tutorial explains how to use the Memoji watch face with your own Memoji or an Animoji and see it move!
In this tutorial, we’ll cover the basics of sharing an Apple Watch face from your Watch or iPhone, uploading it online, and using a shared face yourself.
Want to personalize your Apple Watch? Check out how to create custom watch faces and complications to match your taste, style, or even your day.
Apple last Thursday seeded the first beta of the upcoming watchOS 7.1 software update to its registered developers, but the company's new Blood Oxygen app along with the new watch faces from watchOS 7.0 appear to be missing from the release. Here's what's going on...
Apple will release its major new watchOS 7 software update later today, in testing since the summer. Ahead of the launch, the company shared a cool video via its YouTube channel highlighting all the new Apple Watch faces available in watchOS 7.
Make your Apple Watch truly unique by learning how to use your own photos as your watch face with our step-by-step guide.
Many Apple Watch reviewers have singled out a lack of third-party watch faces in App Store as one of the most frequent complaints about the wearable device. But rival Samsung, which often brags about the thousands of downloadable watch faces for its own smartwatches, is now being sued over distributing cloned third-party ones in its Galaxy Store.
Third-party Apple Watch faces still haven't arrived. Despite this, there's now a way to create customized watch faces using the graphics rendering and animation tool, SpriteKit.