Following recent daylight saving time changes, some Apple Watch owners have observed that their always-on display continues to show the old time, even though the main watch face has updated to the correct time. This discrepancy has been reported by users across various platforms, including Reddit and X.
This is not the first instance of daylight saving time changes affecting Apple Watch displays. Similar problems were noted with the Apple Watch Series 4 in 2018 and again in 2021. The issue typically arises when clocks move back by an hour, with European countries experiencing it earlier due to their time change schedule.
Apple has outlined three methods for users to correct the time display on their always-on Apple Watch. Users can switch to a different watch face and then revert to their preferred one, restart their Apple Watch, or simply wait, as the issue is expected to resolve automatically at midnight.
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Some Apple Watch users are reporting that their always-on display is showing the incorrect time following recent daylight saving time changes, despite the primary display updating correctly. This issue has occurred in previous years, and Apple has provided three methods to resolve it. The problem appears to be related to the always-on display not syncing with the time adjustment.