If you're giving away or selling your old Apple Watch, a factory reset to clear off all your data is a must. Here's how to factory reset an Apple Watch.

The Apple Watch will automatically back p when your iPhone performs a backup, if you want to manually back it up before you reset the Apple Watch then this can also be done.

If you enter your Apple Watch passcode incorrectly too many times, you'll be forced to reset it. The problem is, Apple doesn't make it clear how to reset an Apple Watch.

These steps will allow you to reset your watch whether you've incorrectly entered the passcode too many times, forgotten the passcode, or don't have access to your iPhone.

Reset your Apple Watch without an iPhone by following simple steps. Erase all content, pair it with a new device, and restore data securely with ease.

If your Apple Watch is frozen or otherwise misbehaving, a 'hard reset' could save you a call or visit to Apple support. Here's what a hard reset is and when you should perform one on your Watch.

We’ve detailed both methods below. Remove Apple Watch passcode from iPhone From the iPhone’s Apple Watch app, you’re able to manually remove the code you set when first setting up the device.

Whether linking the Apple Watch with an iPhone for the first time or performing a factory reset, it's important to know how to pair the two.

Reset your Apple Watch without an iPhone by following simple steps. Erase all content, pair it with a new device, and restore data securely with ease.