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RobinInOR

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I’m having a brain freeze here. When I put the moon complication on one of the corners, it also has a time and duration. What do those mean?
Right now mine says 1:46am, 7H 54M
 
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Mine says 3:34pm 2hours 44 min and its9:18 eastern time on my watch. That would be 12:02 am . Am I missing something that’s not right.
 
Yup. It was about 5:55pm pacific time. So 1:46 am would be almost 8 hours, aha! I knew it would make sense. But i thought I had tried that before and it didnt match up, kind of like yours. Guess ill keep a little log to find a pattern
Now its 6:30pm pacific, but it still says 1:46am 7H 54M
Curious


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Yup. It was about 5:55pm pacific time. So 1:46 am would be almost 8 hours, aha! I knew it would make sense. But i thought I had tried that before and it didnt match up, kind of like yours. Guess ill keep a little log to find a pattern
Now its 6:30pm pacific, but it still says 1:46am 7H 54M
Curious


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Yea I looked at that and you are right, how can I correct it on my watch?

Looks like it’s not updated right away. If you take the complication off to something else and then back it’s updated. May be a glitch or it updates every so often.
 
Yup, thats what it is. Did what you suggested and it updated.

So, moonrise and time until. -ish
 
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who really cares about moon rise time? Are you guys planning to rob a bank or something?
I actually like that complication. I often take pictures of the Milky Way and the moon needs to be below the horizon (if it’s not a new moon) for the best picture. Having the moon rise time at a glance is nice when deciding whether to go out and shoot. It’s about an hour and a half drive to really get out of the light pollution for me so I don’t want to make the trek unless it’s worth it.
 
It seems like the Infograph complication shows the time of either moonrise OR moonset and time remaining to that event. However, you can't tell which of the two possibilities by looking just at the Infograph complication. I have a Modular face with "moon phase" in the large center complication and swipe back and forth to figure which of the two events that the time/time remaining on the Infograph moon complication is listing. The sun complication shows an arrow to indicate sunrise/sunset. It's like they were more worried about indicating the phase of the moon than indicating what the time is for.
 
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Weird. My noon complication just show a picture of the moon and what phase it’s in. How do you get the times?
If you have the moon complication in one of the middle 4 spots, you only get the graphic. Put it in one of the 4 corners and you get the times as well.
 
If you have the moon complication in one of the middle 4 spots, you only get the graphic. Put it in one of the 4 corners and you get the times as well.
Had similar problems to those reported above but was able to get the times to display below the moon by selecting the complication through on the watch customization. But, the second time displayed does not update unless the face is changed to another and then the Infograph face is brought back. This appears to be a bug.
 
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