I'm a watch person, so I have no problem reading a standard clockface on a "real" watch, but for some reason I am incapable of parsing it when represented on an LCD. So, I've been using the Modular face with date and 24h time as the top two complications, the move/exercise/stand block for the central complication, and weather, timer, and battery along the bottom.
Other than for timers, the only use I ever had for the seconds hand on a regular watch was to try to make it as accurate as possible when setting the time. With a timer available in a single tap and the Watch updating the time by itself, I haven't once felt the need to see the seconds, and doubt I ever will.
However, not allowing it as an option on the digital faces still seems an odd choice. I guess they're assuming (IMO, correctly) that most people have no need for it, but the option should be there for those who would like it.
Other than for timers, the only use I ever had for the seconds hand on a regular watch was to try to make it as accurate as possible when setting the time. With a timer available in a single tap and the Watch updating the time by itself, I haven't once felt the need to see the seconds, and doubt I ever will.
However, not allowing it as an option on the digital faces still seems an odd choice. I guess they're assuming (IMO, correctly) that most people have no need for it, but the option should be there for those who would like it.