To transfer your Apple Watch from one iPhone to another, follow these steps:
1. Erase your Apple Watch: On your current iPhone, open the Apple Watch app and go to the My Watch tab. Tap on your watch’s name, then tap on the “i” icon next to it. Select “Unpair Apple Watch” and confirm the action. This will erase all content and settings on your Apple Watch.
2. Set up your new iPhone: Turn on your new iPhone and follow the onscreen prompts to set it up. Make sure you sign in to the same iCloud account that you used on your previous iPhone. This will ensure that your Apple Watch data can be transferred.
3. Open the Apple Watch app: On your new iPhone, open the Apple Watch app. If you don’t have it, you can download it from the App Store.
4. Pair your watch with your new iPhone: Tap on “Start Pairing” in the Apple Watch app, then position your Apple Watch in the viewfinder on your iPhone. Alternatively, you can choose to pair manually by tapping on “Pair Apple Watch Manually” and following the instructions.
5. Try to restore from a backup: During the pairing process, you will have the option to restore from a backup. If you previously backed up your Apple Watch, choose the most recent backup and wait for the restore process to complete. This will transfer your settings, apps, and data from your old iPhone to your new one.
6. Follow the onscreen steps: Once the pairing and restore processes are complete, follow the onscreen steps to finish setting up your Apple Watch. This may include selecting language and region preferences, setting up Apple Pay, and enabling features like Siri and Emergency SOS.
7. Start using your Apple Watch: Once setup is complete, you can start using your Apple Watch with your new iPhone. Your watch will automatically sync with your new iPhone, and you’ll be able to receive notifications, track your fitness, and use all the features and apps available on your Apple Watch.
It’s worth noting that some data, such as music and photos, may need to be manually synced or transferred from your old iPhone to your new one separately. Additionally, if you were using cellular connectivity on your Apple Watch, you may need to contact your carrier to transfer your service to the new iPhone.
I hope this guide helps you successfully transfer your Apple Watch to your new iPhone. If you have any further questions or run into any issues, feel free to ask.