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Name the current phone, watch backup, health sync, cellular plan, wallet cards, faces, and safety settings.
Wearables Transfer: Move a watch or wearable to a new phone, account, cellular plan, health history, or backup without losing activity, safety, wallet, and notification settings.
Wearable transfer is personal because the data is personal. Health history, pairing state, wallet, cellular, and emergency settings need proof.
Transfer gets dangerous when everything sounds automatic. This page splits the move into what the old phone has, where it is going, what needs a manual export, and what must be proven before erase.
Name the current phone, watch backup, health sync, cellular plan, wallet cards, faces, and safety settings.
Pair with the new phone, restore backup, activate service, and rebuild the main face if needed.
Health permissions, third-party fitness apps, cellular plans, wallet cards, faces, and notification rules need checks.
Open Activity, workouts, sleep, heart data, wallet, messages, calls, notifications, and emergency settings.
A wearable may hold recent health data, pairing state, cellular plan details, wallet cards, faces, and safety settings. Keep the old pairing path available until health and service are proven.
Confirm backup, health sync, activation lock, cellular status, wallet cards, faces, and emergency settings.
Restore to the new phone, activate service, check health history, rebuild faces, and test notifications.
The practical how-tos for backup, migration, manual exports, and the final no-regrets erase.
This is one of the transfer guides we would keep open before unpairing or resetting a wearable.
This is one of the transfer guides we would keep open before unpairing or resetting a wearable.
This is one of the transfer guides we would keep open before unpairing or resetting a wearable.
The biggest transfer mistakes happen after the progress bar ends. Verify the quiet things before you erase the only copy.