Apple says the error appears only on the resting Always On display after daylight-saving changes. Waking the screen shows the correct hour, and owners can try changing the watch face or restarting.
Apple has acknowledged that an Apple Watch’s Always On display—the screen visible while the wearer’s wrist is down—can show a time 1 hour off after a daylight-saving change. Tapping the display or raising the wrist shows the correct hour.
Apple’s support guidance, published on 30 October 2026, says features such as alarms are unaffected.
MacRumors described complaints from watchOS 27 users in Europe on 26 October 2026, after clocks moved back. Owners said the resting display retained summer time while the active screen showed the correct time. Which Apple Watch models and watchOS 27 versions are affected remains unclear.
9to5Mac also described multiple owner reports on Reddit and X, including videos illustrating the difference between the resting and active displays.
Apple recommends trying either of these steps:
For owners who take no action, Apple says the issue resolves itself at midnight following the daylight-saving change in their area.
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