Hi symfonie,
Thanks for posting in Apple Support Communities. First, make sure that you meet these requirements mentioned in Track your nightly wrist temperature changes with Apple Watch
"Here's what you need
- An Apple Watch Series 8 or Apple Watch Ultra.
- Sleep must be set up with Track Sleep with Apple Watch enabled.
- Sleep Focus must be enabled for at least 4 hours a night for about 5 nights."
If those requirements are met and the same continues, test with a Sleep schedule if you don't use one already. This might help since it will provide a scheduled time for sleep temperature data to be captured. The following guidance is from Set up a schedule for a Sleep Focus in Health on iPhone.
"Set up your first recurring sleep schedule
When you set up a Sleep Focus, you can set your next bed and wake up times. This schedule repeats only once. To set up a recurring sleep schedule, do the following:
- In the Health app, tap Browse at the bottom right, then tap Sleep.
- Scroll down to Your Schedule, then tap Full Schedule & Options.
- Tap Set Your First Schedule, then select your options:
- Set the days for your schedule: Tap a day at the top of the screen to add or remove it from your schedule. The schedule applies only to days shown with solid-color circles.
- Adjust your bedtime and wake up schedule: Drag to change your bedtime, to change your wake up time, or the semicircle between the icons to shift both times simultaneously.
- Set the alarm options: Turn Alarm on or off.
- When Alarm is turned on, you can choose a sound, its volume, a vibration, and the snooze option.
4. Tap Add."
All the best.