Apple Seeds First Beta of watchOS 3.1.3 to Developers

I wonder if 3.1.2 will be released soon for those that never updated to 3.1.1.

Hi there!

I found a solution to your (and my) problem, in case you haven't found one yet.

1. Delete the already downloaded watchOS update in the Watch app (if you haven't done so already).
2. Force restart your iPhone (hold power- and home-button until the Apple logo appears).
3. Force restart your Watch (hold side button and crown until Apple logo appears).

Now, after both devices are powered back up, you should be able to install the app-updates from the Watch app on your phone. Strangely, already updated iPhone apps with Watch apps were not pending automatically for installation - I had to manually start the update/reinstall process.

Hope this helps!
Best regards,
VSG

Thanks. It works.

Although I am on a first day update the HW with the iPhone and the Macs, I do have concerns regarding Apple Watch.
I stopped installing Betas on any device, too many problems, too much battery consumption and so on.

However the Watch - sacred me when I realised that Apple issues an update, it bricks your device and if it's not under Apple Care - you have to pay for their mistake....

No. They did not and never have charged for firmware flashes, especially when the update is what caused it.

I'm hoping Apple release this (or at least a fixed version of 3.1.1) very soon. I downloaded 3.1.1 and left it to update overnight. When I got up the next morning there was a message on my iPhone saying it couldn't install because I didn't have an internet connection. Of course the real reason was that Apple had pulled the release.

However this means I can no longer install apps on my watch. When I try it says something along the lines of "cannot install app because an OS update is in progress". This wouldn't be the end of the world but apps that are already installed on the watch that have been updated on the iPhone also can't be installed. Therefore even though the app is on the watch my iPhone doesn't think that app is installed on the watch and won't communicate with it. I have a couple of apps that I use very often (Hole 19 & Dark Sky) that I currently cannot use on the watch. I've deleted the 3.1.1 download from the watch and rebooted it but I still can't install or update apps on my watch. I could restore the watch from a backup to see if that solves it but then I would have to set up Apple Pay again and the whole process takes ages.

It's really annoying not to be able to use the watch (especially Hole 19 which I use whenever I play golf - which will be several times next week).

Part way through the install on a Series 0, no problem so far. One thing I've noticed (and never seen before) when the progress "ticks" are making their way round the dial, the last mark turns on an off about once a second.

A lot of people on the original Apple Watch, which is no longer under warranty, seemed to be left SOL after 3.1.1 bricked their watches.

I hadn't followed recently, but I wonder if they were able to get their watches repaired without cost.
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I read about 3.1.1 final bricking devices, but not 3.1.1 betas.