Apple Watch Ultra comes with a built-in Night Mode that puts a red filter on the display. Keep reading to learn how to use it.
To optimize for evening conditions, Apple Watch Ultra features a Night Mode that turns the interface red and removes retina-altering blue light from the display to ease strain on your eyes in the dark.
On other Apple Watch models, if you look at your watch or accidentally tilt your wrist in the dark, it can impact your night vision. Night Mode on Apple Watch Ultra protects night vision, which can be crucial for explorers and astronomers.
Also it just looks cool in the dark. Here's how to turn it on.
- Long press on your watch face to enter the watch face gallery.
- If the Wayfinder or Modular Ultra watch face isn't already in your gallery, then add one of them to your collection by swiping all the way to the right and pressing the big + button. (These two faces are specially made for Apple Watch Ultra and feature the exclusive Night Mode.)
- In the watch face gallery, tap the Edit button on the Wayfinder or Modular Ultra face.
- Swipe to the Night Mode option.
- Turn the Digital Crown to choose from Auto, On, or Off. (If you set Night Mode to Auto, it will be activated in poor lighting conditions.)
- Press the Digital Crown to return to the watch face.
Note that Night Mode only works when the Wayfinder or Modular Ultra watch face is being used – it's an exclusive feature for these two faces and cannot be enabled when any other watch face is displayed.
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Go to accessibility and look at colour screen overlay filters. I use the red one when I'm out stargazing all the time. Laughed a lot when this was announced as a feature.