Apple watch dexcom graph

I got my new apple watch. Now to get it set up. Per others i downloaded and installed SugarMate, ow the questions:

Which watch face are people using?

When I press the glucose number on the watch display it shows dexcom app. Is that the way it is supposed to work?

The dexcom graph it shows is only about 1 hour. Is there a way to display a longer time frame? Can I make it a 3 or 4 hour graph?

Thank you all for the help.

I use the utility watch face—easy to read and just gives me the info I want.

Yup! But sometimes it doesn’t display the glucose number until I close and open it again. Not sure why.

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Yes, you can. Swipe left or right on the watch face and you get the 3 and 6 hour graphs.

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As well as swiping the screen you can also turn the crown to switch from 1 to 3 to 6 hour display

Thank you all, are there any other watch faces that are used?

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I use the modular face, but with the new Watch OS update Dexcom-numbers has become much smaller. I miss the old watch faces.

The two on the left shows how it used to be, the two on the right show the max size Dexcom numbers are displayed now.

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When I first got a series 3 it said had to use modular face. Recently updated to series 6 and found out Dexcom has not completely caught up. It works but I have to tap it to see reading. Pretty sure G7 is compatible. Will see when my new script is ready to pick up G7. So I just use modular and Dexcom goes in the middle. I’m not technical at all so if I can set up anyone can. Good luck. I love this watch.

You can use any watch face that has a calendar on it, sugarmate uses the calendar to report the dex values.dexcom ap itself take like30 sec to respond so it irritates me . That’s why I set up the sugarmate thing . When we finally get the direct to watch ability, we won’t need to worry about it