The list answers to two gestures: a tap anywhere on a row turns the alarm on or off, and a hold opens it for editing. The switch at the right only shows the state now. A row lights its edge the moment a finger lands on it, and a finger that scrolls is neither a tap nor a hold.
Snooze. SNOOZE stands beside OFF on the ringing screen and offers 5, 10, 20 and 30 minutes, an hour and two hours; the up button opens the same list. A snoozed alarm rings again from a wakeup of its own. After OFF or a snooze the app steps aside within ten seconds and the watchface comes back on its own.
Store pictures set right — six different screens. The app is 1.2.0's: no cap of eight alarms, alarms survive a reinstall, and a ring behind a notification puts one of its own on top.
Store pictures set right; the app is 1.2.0's. No more cap of eight alarms, alarms survive a reinstall, and a ring behind a notification puts one of its own on top.
No more cap of eight: the list takes as many alarms as you set and scrolls for them, on the watch and on the phone; two alarms set to the same minute ring one after the other. Alarms survive a reinstall — a watch that starts with nothing gets them back from the phone. Ringing behind a notification, the watch asks the phone for a notification of its own, so the screen says what the buzzing is and Back uncovers the alarm.
The launcher icon is a bell that reads as one. Nothing else changes.