Hello,
I am contemplating adding a passcode to my new Apple Watch SE running Watch OS 
7. However I am unclear on the circumstances in which I would have to enter 
that passcode on my watch. I mostly use the watch in silent mode with VoiceOver 
turned off, to which I have gotten haptic time to work most of the time in 
silent mode with VO off. If I had to enter the passcode on my watch I would 
have to turn VO on and the watch would no longer be silent.
What I am hoping is that I can set the watch up so that while it is on my wrist 
I never have to enter the password except when I first put it on my wrist after 
charging, and I am hoping that I can unlock the watch from my iPhone in that 
case. I hope that the watch does not work like my iPhone where I have to use 
touch id every time the iPhone autolocks, usually after a couple of minutes of 
not being used.
I am particularly concerned to leave VO off overnight so that I can use haptic 
time to check the tine without disturbing my wife.
Can any watch user tell me when they have to enter the passcode on their watch.
Many thanks … Paul Hopewell

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