Unlike Android Wear, the Apple Watch doesn’t have third-party watch faces. But that doesn’t mean that those looking for the best Apple Watch faces are short of customisation options. Complications offer a way to personalise your Watch experience.
The great thing about complications is that they give you the information you want in an instant. Well, except for watchOS 4’s new Siri face, which is designed more around information when it thinks you need it. If you’ve tried to set up complications on your Apple Watch, you know it can be difficult to know where to begin. Which watch face do you choose? Which complications should you use? How many should you set up?
Apple partly corrects this in the watch face gallery in the Watch app, but they only recommend faces based on specific apps rather than activities. So we’ve put together our own watch face and complication combinations grouped by activity. Going flying? We’ve got you covered. Want the perfect face for your morning commute? We know just the thing. Love the hell out of Siri? Here ya go.
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