12 taps for right, 6 taps for left

[DeusInvictus7]

Tested it the first day I got the watch, works fine for me.

tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap for right
tap tap -- tap tap -- tap tap for left.

 

[jclardy]

It is working for me...but it isn't the number of taps, it is the pattern. Right turns are 12 continuous taps.

Left turns are tap - tap - pause. Left feels like a turn signal, and right is just straight tapping.

 

[Knowimagination]

The way I feel the difference is left and right are both a series of taps. Except left stutters; right is a constant stream.

This is pretty much how I would describe it. Right is a constant tapping, left is a series of taps and pauses. Works fine for me have used it several times over the weekend.

 

[CarloVonSexron]

Tested it the first day I got the watch, works fine for me.

tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap for right
tap tap -- tap tap -- tap tap for left.

Same. I used it on my way home for UPS and a lot yesterday (drove round trip San Diego-Orange County) and it's worked flawlessly every time.

 

[lchlch]

I tried this on Friday in the UK. It seemed to me that while Left & Right worked as described, for any complex junctions (like roundabouts) I got a double-tap which I assume is there to prompt you to check your watch to be clear

Could the the double tap mean, to exit at the 2nd exit?

 

[yalag]

I only get one pattern of taps. How to fix?

 

[gerball]

Try resetting and restoring your watch yalag. It seemed to improve the haptics a little - others have reported the same thing.

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Could the the double tap mean, to exit at the 2nd exit?

No, it just means there's a roundabout coming up.

 

[danniexi]

Worked perfectly for me when both walking and driving. For walking, I simply dictated the address to my watch and it gave me walking directions. For driving, I type the address into the phone and had turn by turn navigation. Without any further interaction, the Watch automatically gave me haptic feedback which I did not expect at all.

left: tap tap - tap tap - tap tap
right: tap tap tap tap tap tap tap etc.

then again, i'm in NYC so Maps has been very reliable around this area.