This section gives you step by step instructions on how to magnify the screen in watchOS 10, with pictures of the screens to help.
1. Press the Digital Crown on your Apple Watch. If your apps are displayed as icons, tap the Settings icon . If your apps are displayed in a list, scroll down and tap Settings.
2. On the Settings screen, scroll down and tap Accessibility.
3. On the Accessibility screen, tap Zoom.
4. On the next screen, tap the toggle switch for Zoom to turn it on.
5. While you are using Zoom, you can adjust the level of magnification. To set the maximum level of magnification, use the + (plus) and – (minus) buttons shown under Maximum Zoom Level.
6. You can use hand gestures (pinches and fist clenches) to activate and control, Zoom.
To open the hand gestures settings, tap Hand Gestures.
7. On the next screen, tap the toggle switch for Hand Gestures to turn it on.
8. The gestures you can use to perform Zoom actions are:
By default, Double Clench is the only gesture set up to perform a Zoom action – double-clenching your hand toggles zoom. You can assign actions for each gesture by tapping a gesture in the list and selecting from Toggle Zoom, Pan Forwards, or Pan Backwards.
9. By default, when the display turns on (by raising your wrist), you need to perform an activation gesture to activate Hand Gestures. By default, the activation gesture is Double Clench. To change the activation gesture to Double Pinch, or to turn activation gesture off, tap Activation Gesture. On the next screen, choose between Double Clench, Double Pinch, or Off.
10. To practice hand gestures, click the Learn more… link found under the Hand Gestures toggle switch. On the next screen, tap one of the gestures in the list then practice the gesture as illustrated on the screen.
11. When you are happy with your settings, you can return to the clock face by pressing the Digital Crown.
12. To use Zoom:
If you enabled Hand Gestures (see steps 7 - 10), use the hand gestures you have set up to perform Zoom actions.