I've just started collecting sleep health data and would prefer to use the watch on a different wrist overnight to avoid any skin irritation from always wearing it on the same wrist, even with a good watch band. Will this pose a problem in collecting sleep data?
Apple Watch Series 10, watchOS 26
It shouldn't. As long as the watch has good skin contact, the wrist shouldn't matter, even when switching it up.
M1 Mac mini, macOS 26.0.1; Watch, Series 10 GPS-only, watchOS 26.0.2; iPhone 16, iOS 26.0.1; TV 4th Gen, tvOS 26.0.1 HomePods, audioOS 26
It shouldn't. As long as the watch has good skin contact, the wrist shouldn't matter, even when switching it up.
M1 Mac mini, macOS 26.0.1; Watch, Series 10 GPS-only, watchOS 26.0.2; iPhone 16, iOS 26.0.1; TV 4th Gen, tvOS 26.0.1 HomePods, audioOS 26
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