Fixing sleep tracking: Is there a way to remove "Time Awake" from "Time Asleep"?

I am trying to track sleep with my apple watch but I don't understand how to remove Time Awake.

My tracker shows:

Time in Bed: 6h48min

Time Alseep: 6h45min

and Time Awake: 1h19min

The time in Bed is correct. But the Time Asleep is almost equal to the time in bed and not removing Time Awake.The math doesn't work.

Is there a fix?

Apple Watch SE

Posted on Apr 3, 2025 7:09 AM

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