Apple's 2020 Pride faces are now available and here's how to find them
What you need to know
- New 2020 Pride Apple Watch faces launched with watchOS 6.2.5.
- Some users have said the new designs haven't appeared in the final build.
- The 2020 Pride watch faces are actually found in the Pride face customization section.
New Pride Watch faces for 2020 have launched with watchOS 6.2.5, but it appears some users are having trouble locating the customization option for these new faces.
According to 9to5Mac:
Some users have reportedly been able to access the new Pride Digital and Analogue themes, but without the rainbow colors, whilst others don't seem to be able to access them at all. It appears the issue may actually be that users are having trouble finding where the new watch faces are.
You shouldn't try to add them from the Watch app on your iPhone. Instead, add them directly on the Apple Watch. Select the Pride rainbow watch face and press and hold to trigger the customization option. Then, scroll through the different watch faces, including the new 2020 Pride designs. Select the one you want and press the Digital Crown to enable it.
- Press your Apple Watch screen to trigger the watch face edit mode.
- Swipe to your current Pride face or swipe to the end and select the New option.
- If you're adding the Pride face, swipe up or rotate the Digital Crown through the watch faces and select the Pride watch face (Analog or Digital).
- With the Pride face selected, press the screen to trigger the customization mode.
- Tap Customize.
- Swipe up or rotate the Digital Crown to switch from the 2019 Pride face to the 2020 Pride face.
- Swipe to the left to access complication customizations and select your preferences.
- Press the Digital Crown to enable this new watch face.
Update: In iOS 13.5, there are additional rainbow-themed options for Apple Watch watch faces that appear on the iPhone in the Watch app that don't appear on the Apple Watch, whether you add them from the Watch app on your iPhone or add them directly on Apple Watch. We'll update you with more information as we learn about these faces. In the meantime, we've filed a radar.
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