Don't know if anyone who as received their apple watch can replicate this or not. At least one, maybe twice, each day my Apple Watch involuntarily appears to go into battery reserve mode. I'm just sitting there, I feel a small vibration on my wrist with no accompanying sound, and then all is dead as if I've turned it off. A long press of the Friends button will bring up the power down screen which restores the watch to normal operation when I cancel the power down, but otherwise there's no sound from the watch or voiceover. I remember that David Woodbridge commented in one of his podcasts that if you do go into battery reserve, you lose VO so I'm assuming this is what is happening to me. I haven't seen anyone else post about this. I don't see anything in settings that would prompt this behavior. I have rebooted the watch but it still persists once or twice a day. Any thoughts are welcome.
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