Siri watch face not pulling from data sources

Hi, Mikeswalkabout.

You can do a few more steps that may help. Prior to doing so, use the Apple Watch a few more days to see if Siri adjusts the Watch face. If Siri still doesn't do so, unpair your Apple Watch, then pair it again. Then use the watch again for a few days to see if anything changes. Here are the links just in case:

Unpair and erase your Apple Watch

Back up your Apple Watch

How to pair your Apple Watch with a new iPhone

Enjoy the rest of your day!

Hello, Mikeswalkabout.

Welcome to Apple Support Communities.

From what I've read is that some of your apps aren't being displayed under Siri Faces. You can check out this article for information about Apple Watch Faces with Siri: Apple Watch faces and their features

"Siri

With this face, Siri takes a look at your day and displays information that’s timely and helpful. It might be your next appointment, the traffic on your way home, or the score of a game played by your favorite team, and you can tap to get more information. You can also turn the Digital Crown to scroll through your day.

• Customizable features: Color
• Available complications: Activity • Alarm • Air Quality • Audiobooks • Battery • Breathe • Calculator • Calendar • Cellular (cellular models only) • Cycle Tracking • Date • ECG (not available in all regions) • Favorite Contacts • Find People • Heart Rate • Home • Mail • Maps • Messages • Moon Phase • Music • News • Noise • Phone • Podcasts • Radio • Rain • Reminders • Remote • Siri • Stocks • Stopwatch • Sunrise/Sunset • Timer • UV Index • Voice Memos • Walkie-Talkie (not available in all regions) • Weather • Weather Conditions • Wind • Workout • World Clock".

Any other apps not listed here won't be available and if they are third party apps, you'll need to reach out to the App Developer:

How to contact an app developer

Best regards.

Hello, Mikeswalkabout.

Thanks for getting back to us here in Communities. Siri places that information that's timely and helpful as the article states. You may want to check what sources Siri is using if you're only seeing certain ones all the time.

Go to the Watch app on your iPhone. Tap Face Gallery, go to Siri. Tap on Siri and scroll down to the bottom you should see an option for "Data Sources".

Cheers!