How to lock and unlock Apple Watch and Apple Watch OS 2

From the beginning, on initial Apple Watch setup, you’ll be asked to establish a passcode, and I recommend doing this. Not only will a passcode allow you to use Apple Pay with Apple Watch, but it will help secure other sensitive data on your device.

You’ll quickly come to realize that passcode usage on the Apple Watch, while similar to the iPhone in some respects, is quite different. Because the Apple Watch is worn on your wrist and is an accessory to the iPhone, some things had to be altered to make it all work cohesively.

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First and foremost, your Apple Watch passcode can be different than the passcode you use on your iPhone. Actually, Apple outright recommends that you make them different for security purposes.

Creating a passcode

If you skipped over setting a passcode during initial setup, I advise you to go ahead and create one now:

·         On your Apple Watch open Settings → Passcode → Enable Passcode, and type a 4-digit passcode.

You can also do the same thing from the Apple Watch companion app on iPhone:

·         Open Apple Watch App → My Watch → Passcode → Turn Passcode On. You’ll then be prompted to enter a new passcode on your Apple Watch.

Changing a passcode

To change a passcode from the Apple Watch, do the following:

·         On your Apple Watch open Settings → Passcode → Change Passcode, and you’ll be prompted to enter the current passcode, followed by two successful entries of the new passcode.

You can also initiate a passcode change from the iPhone:

·         Open Apple Watch App → My Watch → Passcode → Change Passcode, and you’ll be prompted to enter the current passcode on your Apple Watch, followed by two successful entries of the new passcode.