Thanks for the post. If you look at the table below, Xcode 26.x minimum requirements for the Apple Watch: https://developer.apple.com/xcode/system-requirements/ Shows the minimum is watchOS 8 and you said your Apple Watch is running watchOS 10.6.2. So no need to purchase a new Apple Watch for testing. Also the Apple Watch simulator is really good. Pairing an Apple Watch to Xcode for development actually requires going through the iPhone it is paired with. Also enable the Developer Mode”. All the info taken from here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/pairing-your-devices-with-xcode?language=objc On the iPhone: Go to Settings > Privacy & Security. Scroll down to the bottom and tap Developer Mode. Toggle it On. Your iPhone will ask to restart. On the Apple Watch: Go to Settings (on the Watch itself) > Privacy & Security. Scroll to the bottom and tap Developer Mode. Toggle it On. The Watch will ask to restart. Even though the Watch connects wirelessly, you need to es
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Developer Tools & Services
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