Samsung allows you to personalize some of the included watch faces quite a bit but it wasn't intuitive for me so I made the video to help people out...then went back and transcribed the video. PROTIP - script first.
One of the things people always want to do when they get a smartwatch is change the watchface to reflect what they use the smart watch for. On the gear S2 it’s simple to do without being connected to your phone.
Let’s take a look.
The first thing you’re going to do is press and hold to get the options up. If you can stylize the watch face you’ll see stylize along the bottom. Tap Stylize and it will indicate at the 12 o’clock position how many elements you can change. To change through the elements you swipe across the watch face. At the 3 o’clock position it tells you how may options you have. For date and time it’s usually just on or off. You determine what option you’re choosing by moving the bezel. Once you’re happy with how the watch looks tap ok and the watch face is applied.
You can also make watchfaces on a computer using Mr. Timemaker and wirelessly transfer to your wearable.
One of the things people always want to do when they get a smartwatch is change the watchface to reflect what they use the smart watch for. On the gear S2 it’s simple to do without being connected to your phone.
Let’s take a look.
The first thing you’re going to do is press and hold to get the options up. If you can stylize the watch face you’ll see stylize along the bottom. Tap Stylize and it will indicate at the 12 o’clock position how many elements you can change. To change through the elements you swipe across the watch face. At the 3 o’clock position it tells you how may options you have. For date and time it’s usually just on or off. You determine what option you’re choosing by moving the bezel. Once you’re happy with how the watch looks tap ok and the watch face is applied.
You can also make watchfaces on a computer using Mr. Timemaker and wirelessly transfer to your wearable.
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