One of the greatest attractions of the Apple Watch is the possibility of using different spheres that, combined with the straps, allow you to transform your watch and always adapt it to the situation or time of day in which you find yourself. How would you stay if we told you that this change of sphere can be done automatically? Read on and find out how.
How to do it with the Shortcuts app
The Apple Watch is focused on being able to cover many user needs thanks to the multiple functions it can carry out. From counting calories, registering different types of training, being your alarm clock, calling by phone or managing all the notifications on your iPhone.
However, the Apple Watch is still a watch that users always wear on their wrist, and therefore, it is irremediably a fashion item that has the advantage of being fully customizable . First of all, you have a large number of straps at your disposal, but above all, the variety of spheres of the Apple Watch is tremendous, allowing users to always adapt them to their liking.
Well, there is a very simple way to make the faces of your Apple Watch change automatically at a certain time of day, without you having to touch anything at all. To be able to do it, yes, you need to have your iPhone, since the process will be done through the Shortcuts app. Here are the steps.
- Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone.
- Go to the Automation tab.
- Click the ” + ” icon at the top right of the screen.
- Select Create personal automation .
- Click Time of Day and select the time you want your Apple Watch to change faces. You’ll also need to select whether you want this automation to happen every day, just certain days of the week, or just specific days of the month. When you’re done, click Next.
- Click on Add action , put in the search engine, “Apple Watch” and select Define sphere .
- Click on the word ” Sphere ” and select the one you want to be set at the marked time.
- Click Next .
- Uncheck the “Request confirmation” option and click OK .
Will it ever be possible to do it natively?
Despite the fact that the steps that we have left you previously, which are the ones that you have to follow to be able to carry out said automation, are very simple, there may be certain users who wonder if this action of changing the spheres of the Apple Watch automatically does not It can be done natively and in an even simpler way, without the need to make a shortcut for it.
The reality is that, for the moment, it is something that Apple has not provided to users. However, this process has become popular within the entire Apple Watch user community, since it is obviously very useful to be able to adapt the dial to each moment of the day or even the week. Therefore, we cannot rule out that given the popularity it has acquired, Apple will enable a function in future versions of watchOS that allows this action to be carried out more easily and without having to resort to the Shortcuts app.
