Use Siri to quickly set a timer on Apple WatchHow to start a preset timer on Apple WatchHow to create a custom timer on Apple WatchSet a repeating timer on Apple WatchHow to manage timers on Apple WatchMonitor the timer from your Apple Watch face
Use Siri to quickly set a timer on Apple Watch
This is the simplest way to set a timer. And not just one, Siri can help you set any number of timers you want; all you have to do is ask.
How to start a preset timer on Apple Watch
How to create a custom timer on Apple Watch
Set multiple timers on Apple Watch
Repeat a previously set timer on Apple Watch
The Apple Watch remembers the last several timers under a Recents heading. You can simply tap them to repeat the timer.
How to set a repeating timer on Apple Watch
It’s pretty simple, calculate and set custom timers. For instance, for a timer in every 15 mins, set 15 mins. Follow the same for others. However, it could be a pretty time-consuming process, especially if you want to repeat timers daily for water or workout cycles or something. In that case, you can employ third-party timer apps. What’s great, there are plenty of options in the App Store to cater to your specific goal. For instance, interval timers for circuit training, focus timers on improving productivity, and even countdown timers.
How to manage timers on Apple Watch
Pause the timer
How to set the repeating timer on Apple Watch
This can only happen when the current timer runs its course. When the timer pings, tap the Repeat icon.
Cancel the timer
In the timer app, swipe left the timer and tap the X icon.
Monitor the timer from your Apple Watch face
Sometimes setting a timer in the background is not enough. You might like to see the live countdown. And thanks to the Timer complication, you can keep track of ticking time anytime you lift your wrist. Plus, you can set a timer in just one tap! To add the complication to your current watch face, long press on it. Tap Edit and swipe to the Complications section. Here, tap the complication you want to switch and add the Timer app into the mix. When done, press the Digital Crown twice to return to the watch face. Now, whenever you want to set a timer, tap on the complication and do so. Once set, you can see the time ticking by in the complication! I hope this guide helped you to set timers on your Apple Watch. Losing track of time is natural; it can happen to the best of us. Thus I have made timers my best friends, and my Siri can attest to that! What’s your hack to stay on track? Share it in the comments section below. Read other Apple Watch-related posts:
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