- Fixes an issue that could prevent contact names from appearing in the Messages app and notifications

- Fixes an issue that could impact ability to respond to notifications

- Resolves an issue where the Stocks complication may not update on the watch face

- Fixes an issue that may prevent the Activity rings from displaying on the Activity watch faces

- Fixes an issue that prevented the dials on an analog watch face from appearing after changing the temperature unit in the Weather app

- Resolves an issue that could cause the Maps app to stay launched after navigation has ended

- Resolves an issue where the incorrect date could be displayed in the Calendar app month view

About Apple SmartWatch Firmware:

Changing the SmartWatch’s firmware version can increase its overall performance and stability, enhance various applications or improve their auto-update methods, as well as bring several other changes that might be useful for your device.

So if you consider applying this release, make sure you have read and understood the installation steps, and back up all your important files from the device.

As with all Apple’s OSs, updates are expected and will make the overall experience even better, we are sure about that. Unlike Apple’s other iOS based devices which can update themselves with the Software Update feature, the Apple Watch is dependent on your iPhone to actually upgrade its firmware.

Your Apple Watch will update its OS with the help of iPhone’s Apple Watch app. Go to My Watch, tap General and then the Software Update entry where you will be greeted by a large Apple Watch icon with a big sprocket inside, plus the size and version of the update.

This said, you should also know that in order to complete the installation, you must first download the update package onto your iPhone, you will then need to connect both devices to your local Wi-Fi network, connect the watch to its charge and make sure that its battery level is over 50%.