My iMac lists an Apple Watch I don’t have!

[jaybar]

Hi. I am using the latest version of MacOS. When I go into Security and Privacy (General Tab), I see two Apple Watches listed. The top one is my current watch. The one under it, was returned for trade in.

The second watch was unpaired from my iPhone before I sent it back.

When I do an iCloud.com/find the old watch is not listed as a device. Yet it appears under security and privacy.

what can I do to remove it?

 

[GlobetrotterDoug]

I have a similar, perhaps related, problem. I have 2 of exactly the same Apple Watch. Unpair it and both disappear. When I pair it again, both appear. Other than the cosmetic issue, I can't unlock my Mac with my watch. I spent several hours on the phone with Apple. After 4 reps, they informed me that it is a known Mac OS issue and would be addressed in a future Mac OS update.

 

[jaybar]

I have a similar, perhaps related, problem. I have 2 of exactly the same Apple Watch. Unpair it and both disappear. When I pair it again, both appear. Other than the cosmetic issue, I can't unlock my Mac with my watch. I spent several hours on the phone with Apple. After 4 reps, they informed me that it is a known Mac OS issue and would be addressed in a future Mac OS update.

@GlobetrotterDoug

Do You actually have two physical watches or one that appears twice?

 

[GlobetrotterDoug]

Just one watch that appears twice. All was fine. Then I had the watch replaced under warranty. That is when all the problems started.

 

[GlobetrotterDoug]

Just one watch that appears twice. All was fine. Then I had the watch replaced under warranty. That is when all the problems started.

 

[jaybar]

Just one watch that appears twice. All was fine. Then I had the watch replaced under warranty. That is when all the problems started.

Same Here. One watch that appears twice. One says aluminum. The other says Stainless Steel. I have the Graphite SS watch, but it appears as Aluminum. The whole thing is messed up.