There are a lot of settings and customizations that you can make on the Apple Watch and if you spend enough time fiddling around with the device, you are sure to find new and interesting settings that you want to use.
One of these settings is the Complication that is offered by some of the apps on your iPhone, as well as a few that are available by default.
One of these complications is a monogram that you can choose, and that monogram can be added to a specific watch face.
Our guide below will show you how to select the content of the monogram, then how to choose the right watch face and add the monogram complication to it.
How to Create the Monogram for the Monogram Complication on the Color Apple Watch Face
The steps in this article are performed on an iPhone 7 Plus in iOS 10.3.3. The Apple Watch model is the Apple Watch 2, using the 3.2.3 version of WatchOS.
Note that this requires you to use a specific watch face called “Color.” You can switch watch faces by swiping to the left or right on your watch face.
Step 1: Open the Watch app on your iPhone.
Step 2: Touch the My Watch tab at the bottom of the screen.
Step 3: Scroll down and select the Clock option.
Step 4: Choose the Monogram option.
Step 5: Specify the monogram that you wish to use.
Step 6: Swipe left or right on your Apple Watch face until you find the Color watch face, then tap and hold on the watch face and select the Customize option.
Step 7: Tap the box at the center of the screen, then turn the dial on the side of the watch until the monogram appears. You can then exit the customization screen by pressing the crown button.
Now that you know how to set a monogram on your Apple Watch, you will be able to use this customization and personalize your watch screen.
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