Waking you is the whole job. Unanswered, an alarm buzzes five minutes, then snoozes itself for ten and asks again, up to three times. An alarm due while another rings waits its turn. Each alarm keeps its own snooze. Summer time and time zones no longer move an alarm. In the list only the switch toggles; the row scrolls. Phone sync is all-or-nothing.
A touch on the glass no longer silences an alarm for good: it does nothing in the first five seconds of a ring, and after that hushes it for a minute, then the buzz comes back unless OFF or SNOOZE has been pressed. A sleeve or a pillow on a sleeping wrist could stop the ring before.
Reinstalling no longer loses your alarms: the watch gets them back from the phone. The list now runs by the clock, earliest first. A new alarm rings once, at the next time it comes round, and editing a one-off moves it to the next time the new hour comes.
Alarms can be deleted on the watch: hold a row, then DELETE in the editor; it asks once more. After a snooze the app stays and shows when the alarm will ring again, with OFF beside it, instead of jumping to the watchface.
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.