the basics of setting up your device have been completed

Signing In to your Apple ID

To sign in to your Apple Watch and start using its features, you will require your Apple ID. Once you have signed in using the Apple ID, it is explicitly linked to your device and is going to stay that way unless you decide to have it manually unpaired. It is a significant aspect to enhance device security since it ensures that nobody except for you can access your device.

Setting Up the Passcode for the Apple Watch

The next thing that you will need to do is set up a passcode for your Apple Watch. This step isn’t mandatory for all Apple devices, but it is an essential step if you are planning to use “Apple Pay” in the future. One of the positive aspects about the passcode is the fact that it does not have to enter every time you are accessing the smartwatch. The heart-rate monitor is capable of reading your pulse when the watch is placed on your wrist. This means that you will only need to unlock your Apple Watch once after you have worn it on your wrist.

The passcode in general needs to be long and you will need to create it on your iPhone, which has been paired with your Apple Watch. This will be done during the setup process after which the code needs to be entered on your Apple Watch. This feature also lets you unlock your iPhone along with your Apple Watch, but is optional. The basics of setting up your device have been completed.