OS3 No More Events - Despite there being events

The following steps may help:

Restart both your iPhone and your watch, turning both off together, then restarting your iPhone first;

• Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
• Restart your Apple Watch - Apple Support

Unpair and re-pair your watch:

• The Watch app on your iPhone takes a backup of your watch automatically when unpairing via the app. Choose to Restore from Backup during set up. Most data and settings will be restored, with some exceptions (eg Apple Pay cards, passcode).
• Unpair your Apple Watch and iPhone - Apple Support
• Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support

Given the steps that you have tried, I suggest that you contact Apple Support or make a Genius Bar reservation for assistance:

• Contact - Official Apple Support
• https://twitter.com/applesupport
• http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/

You can also submit feedback here:

https://www.apple.com/feedback/watch.html

Hi

It may help to reset your sync data:

• On your iPhone, in the Watch app, to go: My Watch (tab) > General > Reset > tap once on Reset Sync Data.
• The process will run in the background (invisibly to you), so allow a minute or so afterwards.

It is a background function for the cloud. You won't see anything actively happening. This would trigger info to be synced. It appears this isn't fixing our calendar issue as I am having no luck with this suggestion either.

My issue goes a bit farther I think. I can only see one day of events no matter how I change from list of day view. I have tried asking Siri about my schedule on a day the cloud has events as well as my phone and iMac. The watch will only show Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. Siri only knows about these days. Previously on Watch OS2 I could see much farther.

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I have solved my own issue. Restarting iPhone unpairing watch repairing watch restarting both devices again and finally resetting sync data then waiting 10 hours seemed to work. Seems to be some lack of communication between the devices and the cloud.

This is what worked for my setup that substitutes the iOS Calendar with BusyCal. I need to turn off notifications for the iOS Calendar in order to avoid notification duplication from the 2 calendar apps.

In the iPhone Settings/Notifications/Calendar turn off the switch. Go to Apple Watch app/Notifications/Calendar, check 'Mirror my iPhone' instead of Custom. The Watch no longer gets the 'No more events' display. It seems like one of the items in the customs settings, when deactivated, creates the 'No more events' problem. Unfortunately, I haven't had time to do further troubleshooting. Hopefully someone will find the time to identify the culprit.

These settings turn off the Calendars notifications yet they let the data reach the watch complication so that the calendar event is displayed in the watch face. If you turn off all Alerts using the Custom option and turn off then on the Watch you'll get 'No more events', you switch it back to mirror and the 'No more events' is replaced by the appropriate information. Hope this helps someone.

This is what worked for my setup that substitutes the iOS Calendar with BusyCal. I need to turn off notifications for the iOS Calendar in order to avoid notification duplication from the 2 calendar apps.

In the iPhone Settings/Notifications/Calendar turn off the switch. Go to Apple Watch app/Notifications/Calendar, check 'Mirror my iPhone' instead of Custom. The Watch no longer gets the 'No more events' display. It seems like one of the items in the customs settings, when deactivated, creates the 'No more events' problem. Unfortunately, I haven't had time to do further troubleshooting. Hopefully someone will find the time to identify the culprit.

These settings turn off the Calendars notifications yet they let the data reach the watch complication so that the calendar event is displayed in the watch face. If you turn off all Alerts using the Custom option and turn off then on the Watch you'll get 'No more events', you switch it back to mirror and the 'No more events' is replaced by the appropriate information. Hope this helps someone.

That is the expected behaviour from that button; processing occurs in the background.

Note that Calendar on Apple Watch only shows events from yesterday and for the next six days.

You're most welcome - thank you for following up! 🙂