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Apple Watch

How to add and use Apple Watch complications

Posted on November 6, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Complicate your Apple Watch

One of the few ways to personalise the Apple Watch is to change the watch face. Apple has kept the number of Apple Watch faces on a tight leash, though, drip feeding us new offerings with every watchOS update, and not allowing any third party editions.

But most Apple Watch faces have space for complications: these are small nuggets of information that can be placed on your watch face – and you’re totally in control. 
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