@dmoren re: “Some watch faces did use the crown for limited purposes—Metropolitan allowed you to adjust the height of its numerals, the Astronomy face let you zoom through a little virtual orrery—but as it stands now, I can’t find any way to access those features.” Tap the face first, and then scroll the crown.
@willrbishop what about it do you miss?
@lorihc loved the feel of it. Scrolling the crown to move the clock forward and seeing the preview of complications was a delightful interaction.
I liked being able to see one event in the complication, then scrolling the crown to see the next one without opening any app.
On a side note though, love the new watch design language and am keen to show you what I’m doing with it at my job :)
@willrbishop @lorihc I also miss Time Travel. Like Will says, it was so great to easily see into the future with calendar events, weather forecast (UV and temp.). I can’t think of any other complications for time traveling though.
@willrbishop @lorihc same here. I loved being able to quickly check what the temperature will be in 1-2 hours by just scrolling the crown. It was genius, and sadly widgets aren’t quite the same.
@lorihc there’s no way to quickly change watch face anymore, right? Have to tap and hold now 😕
I used it often to quickly check complications from my other watch faces.
@tomn94 Nice! Is there a way to quickly switch between two last apps by any chance too?
@iband I’m not sure
@lorihc i still miss the time travel feature from watchOS 3/4 :(