Donna,
Wow, you are lucky. I might have turned off Taptic time, because it always
seemed to go off when I didn’t want it and never when I did. I have an Apple
Watch SE, since did not feel the need for an always on display or a blood
oxygen monitor.
Just to make sure I understand your process
1. Tap the watch face once. (when I do this the watch usually speaks the time
followed by the temperature)
2. After a brief pause double tap the face. (Now the watch switches into the
Weather app.
I’d really like to be able to have this work for concerts and lectures. At home
I can easily put headphones on, wake up my phone and check time by waking my
phone up.
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
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