Hello!,Apple Watch and iPhone operate in a synchronized manner when it comes to alarms and notifications. By default, alarms set on your Apple Watch will trigger an alarm sound on your Apple Watch itself. However, you can try the following steps to make your alarm sound on your iPhone 14 instead:
1. On your Apple Watch, open the "Alarms" app.
2. Set the desired alarm time and configure any other settings as needed.
3. Scroll down to the bottom of the alarm settings screen and look for the "Wake Up Alarm Sound" option.
4. Tap on the sound option and choose a sound that is either silent or very quiet, such as "None" or "Vibration."
5. Once you've selected a quiet or silent alarm sound, your Apple Watch will still vibrate to wake you up, but the audible alarm sound will be transferred to your iPhone 14 instead.
By following these steps, you should be able to have your Apple Watch vibrate for the alarm while the audible alarm sound plays on your iPhone 14, effectively forcing you to physically interact with your iPhone to turn off the alarm.