By moving my wrist, will the quick display on my Versa activate?

[Peter52]

Movements of my arm seem to trigger the display to show. Yet if I repeat the same movement the display doesn't always come on. What is supposed to trigger the display to show?

Moderator edit: Subject for clarity 

[Marrrmaduke]

@Peter52 pressing buttons, tapping the screen or an arm movement like you wanted to check the time. The last one can be switched off by pressing and holding left button of Versa and setting Screen Wake to manual. 

[Peter52]

Understand but what arm movements? As I stated, moving my arm to view the usually triggers the display on but not always. Is the speed or direction of the movement used? This is not really a big deal but it would seem if the display comes on doing a certain movement then doing that movement again does not, I would like to know if there is a movement that works most of the time. Yes pressing the button works but if you have something in your hands, that isn't always possible. 

[Marrrmaduke · Accepted solution]

@Peter52 as I mentioned earlier - the same arm movement that you normally perform to check time on the watch. Lift your arm up, twisting your wrist so you can see Versa's display. It's not always perfect.

[Mummyshark]

Yes! Thanks so much! My versa was driving me crazy as had stopped coming on with wrist movement but the settings had been changed (probably as my two year old likes to press all the buttons!) I’ve now altered it and it works again 🙂

[Marrrmaduke]

@Mummyshark I'm glad I could help! 😄

[DavideFitbit]

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