Select All Workouts from the menu that appears. Choose the session for which you want to view the heart rate zones. Select a particular exercise routine next. Check your heart rate in the āHeart Rateā area toward the bottom of the exercise report screen. Choose āShow Moreā under the Heart Rate heading.
Most watch faces can do this. On the phone open up the clock/timer/alarm app and on the World time tab, set any time zones you want to display on the watch. Then set up just about any watch face and choose the complications "World Time : " You will see multiple complications listed with "World Time : " for each one you set up
Posted on Apr 28, 2022 7:22 PM. There are a couple of Watch faces that have extra complications that allow you to display a World Clock location for a different time zone. See the information in this Watch User Guide. Explore the Face Gallery on Apple Watch - Apple Support.
But it only displays this zone chart either after a workout is complete (recorded with the Apple Workout app) or requires to record the workout in the Zones app. I'd love to have the Apple Workout app running on my watch and, on either the watch or the phone, be able to see which heart rate zone I'm currently in.
Apple support has verified that as soon as an Apple Watch is not connected to an iPhone the time zone on the Apple Watch is set automatically and separately from the iPhone and you have no control over that action. So if youāre on a cruise ship, and they tell you to keep your watch on āshipās timeā, you canāt, unless you carry your
The Apple Watch Workout app will also play nicely with third-party apps like Strava, and watchOS 9 (released in 2022) introduced new features such as the detection of running tracks, and a mode
Do this for every new folder you created. From the Rainmeter icon in the taskbar, right-click and select "Refresh all". Now you can select and display every clock you created, and they will all be independent. You can set each one to the time zone corresponding to the folder you created and you should be good to go.
Sep 29, 2023 3:34 PM in response to DonutOverlord. The below is as of iOS 17.0.2. To get rid of the "CUP" clock, I did as suggested. Deleted it, then added again by choosing a new clock face after clicking "Clock" in the suggestions. For the World Clock, it was a bit annoying because the UI is really touchy.
The health database that can be accessed through the health app is timezones aware. This data is displayed in the lower part of the activity app and it changes if you change timezone (e.g. the non-activity of the Germany night is now displayed in the middle of the Japanese day). The rings are not recomputed: Now that I'm in Japan, the rings for
If you want to see two time zones on your iPhone, you simply need to have two clocks. That means you need to add a second clock. To do that, on your iPhone, go to the āUtilitiesā folder then select the Clock app. After that, add a second clock and set the time zone different from the first clock. World Clock Time Zones app.
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