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nygiants242

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Oct 11, 2007
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Hey guys,

Any idea how easy it is to switch between phones? For example, could I have my Apple Watch connected to my work phone until 8 PM and then switch over to private? Or have the Apple Watch connected Monday through Fridays to the work phone but on weekends to the private phone?

Thanks
 
We're all in the same boat of information here, all we have is the Sept and March Keynote, no other details have been released.

You're best bet is to wait until appointments become available on April 10th and visit your nearest Apple store to ask an Apple employee directly.
 
Hey guys,

Any idea how easy it is to switch between phones? For example, could I have my Apple Watch connected to my work phone until 8 PM and then switch over to private? Or have the Apple Watch connected Monday through Fridays to the work phone but on weekends to the private phone?

Thanks

Having two phones is just too complicated. Just ask Hillary Clinton.
 
I'm in a similar boat, however, I'm happy to have my watch synced with my personal phone. To be honest, I have my work calendar on both devices so I'm covered for the appointment notifications which would be my main interest. I have no desire to be notified of 100 work emails throughout the day.
 
Switching Apple Watch from one iPhone to the other requires you to unpaid the watch with the phone and re-pair the watch with the other phone. During the pair setup you can choose if you want to restore a specific backup to the watch or setup as new, based on the selection, the total time to switch a watch from one device to another may be 10~20 mins
 
Switching Apple Watch from one iPhone to the other requires you to unpaid the watch with the phone and re-pair the watch with the other phone. During the pair setup you can choose if you want to restore a specific backup to the watch or setup as new, based on the selection, the total time to switch a watch from one device to another may be 10~20 mins

Source?
 
Switching Apple Watch from one iPhone to the other requires you to unpair the watch with the phone and re-pair the watch with the other phone. During the pair setup you can choose if you want to restore a specific backup to the watch or setup as new, based on the selection, the total time to switch a watch from one device to another may be 10~20 mins

Yes - verified in the Apple Developer boards. Each watch may be paired to one (and only one) phone at one time.

However, you may unpair a phone, a re-pair a new phone. I don't know how long the process takes though. Maybe it takes a few seconds, maybe it takes 10-20 minutes - I don't know.
 
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