Sleep Alarm

Hi DCDooley,

After the unpairing to pair again and test you can double check the push settings to be sure they're enabled. The information below from the guide page here can assist: Add an alarm on Apple Watch - Apple Support

"See the same alarms on both iPhone and Apple Watch

1. Set the alarm on your iPhone.
2. Open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone.
3. Tap My Watch, tap Clock, then turn on Push Alerts from iPhone.

Your Apple Watch alerts you when an alarm goes off so you can snooze or dismiss the alarm. (You aren’t alerted on your iPhone when your Apple Watch alarms go off.)"

If the settings are correct and the issue remains, reach out to Apple directly to report the issue and further assist. You can get connected using the link here: Get Support

Best.

Hi DCDooley,

Thanks for the update. Next we suggest you unpair your Apple Watch and then set it up again, as this can often resolve issues like the one you're experiencing.

When you unpair your Apple Watch, a backup is automatically created that you'll be able to restore from upon setting your watch up again.

To unpair your Apple Watch, follow these steps: Unpair and erase your Apple Watch - Apple Support

To set your Apple Watch up again, use this guide: Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support

Should the issue persist, contact Apple Support so that they can look into this with you further: Apple Support

Take care.

Thanks for posting in the Apple Support Communities DCDooley,

Check to make sure that your Apple Watch is connected.

 When your devices disconnect, the red iPhone icon  or the red X icon  appears on your watch face. You can also check your connection in Control Center. When your Apple Watch connects again, the green iPhone icon  appears.

First, bring your Apple Watch and paired iPhone close together. If you still see that the devices are disconnected and need help, try the steps below. After each step, see if your devices can connect.

If your Apple Watch isn't connected or paired with your iPhone

We hope this helps!