I just read an article that said that in the EU by 2027 countries will have to decide whether to change clocks twice a year and i just wondered how it might affect our watches? In typical EU style it will be up to each individual country to decide - automatic roaming?
Here in England, United Kingdom, we already change the clocks twice a year, Summer and Winter: an hour forward then an hour back. Be nice to just to change it a half hour next time and then never bother again 
My Galaxy Watch always updates automatically for the difference and I only ever use Facer Faces. 
P.S. No matter what Face I use, I always end up using this one
US does that as well: âSpring Aheadâ and âFall Behindâ. My watch updates automatically as other devices and newer cars do.
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I always thought the watchâs time gets synchronized by the phone. Isnât that true?
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I think they work together on that.
There is some of that in the US. Arizona does not do DST but stays on Mountain Standard Time (MST, UTC-7) all year. ExceptâŚtribal lands which do follow US DST changes.
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and Newfoundland is a time zone thatâs half an hour off rather than a full hour.
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