Here are some detailed bullet points on how to answer calls on a Fossil smartwatch:

Make sure your Fossil smartwatch is paired with your iPhone or Android phone. (source: Fossil)
When you receive a call, your Fossil smartwatch will vibrate and display the caller’s name and number on the screen. (source: Fossil)
To answer the call, swipe right on the screen. (source: Fossil)
To decline the call, swipe left on the screen. (source: Fossil)
To send a quick response message, swipe up on the screen and select one of the pre-written messages or create your own. (source: Fossil)
To answer a call using your phone instead of your Fossil smartwatch, simply answer the call on your phone. (source: Fossil)

Additional Information – How To Answer Calls On Fossil Smartwatch

How to Answer Calls on Fossil Gen 5 Smartwatch

If you’re looking to take phone calls with your Fossil Gen 5 smartwatch, you’ll need to know how to answer calls on the Apple Watch or Android phone. The watch’s built-in microphone and speaker make it easy to answer calls. You can also use Bluetooth headphones to answer and end calls while wearing your smartwatch. Just pair your Bluetooth headphones to the watch and follow the instructions to connect the watch to your phone.

Once connected to your smartphone, you’ll need to turn on the Bluetooth function on the Fossil Gen 5 smartwatch. You can use the watch’s microphone to answer calls. If you have a Bluetooth headset, you can connect the device to your phone. The Anker Soundbuds Slim are a good option and are inexpensive. Then, connect your phone to the watch and start taking calls!

You can also receive calls from your Fossil Smartwatch if you have a compatible Android smartphone. Simply go to the notification section on your Fossil Gen 5 smartwatch. If you’re using an iPhone, you won’t be able to answer phone calls with the watch. However, if you’re on a phone call, you can listen to it through the built-in speaker and microphone.

Fossil Gen5E keeps you connected to what matters most

You may already be aware that your smartwatch can have a customized dial or strap to show your personality and reflect your mood. But did you also know you could customize your notification settings? You want to know everything. To ensure you don’t miss any important information, you can set up alerts on your phone for texts, calls, social media notifications and calendar reminders. You sometimes need a break from the constant noise. Fossil Gen5E smartwatches are a great option. These fascinating watches allow you to personalize not only your appearance but also how you get notifications. It’s possible to choose which notifications you wish to receive and turn off the others. You can turn off notifications if you want to take a break from all social media. If you have to be productive, you can turn off text and call notifications until they are ready. Fossil Gen5E allows you to select how to charge your smartwatch. The daily charge will allow you to fully utilize features such as screen waking and step/heart rate monitoring, smartphone alerts and connectivity. You can choose extended mode, which allows you to only use essential functions, or time-only mode, which lasts for about one week. Or, you can select custom mode, which lets you customize the features of your Fossil Gen5E smartwatch. It connects to your phone and sends you notifications. However, the case is smaller and it can also answer calls and reply to text messages with just a swipe. You can even control your music using a preset playlist. Fossil Gen5E smart watches also allow for contactless payments via Google Pay ™. The smartwatch can be worn while swimming, and it will track your steps, heart rate and other vital information. Fossil Gen5E allows you to control smart home devices using voice commands. This means you won’t need to stop doing what you do to enjoy ultimate comfort. Fossil Gen5E Smart Watches have so many great apps.

Fossil removed color options from its Machine watch face.

Support This morning I was woken up to find that the Fossil watch face I normally use had a mysteriously different color. The original is not available in any customization options. This was the Fossil default face that I liked. 6 comments by OhJohnBoy 3 days back

Tracking of Fossil Gen6 SpO2

Discussion Today, I went for a run using the Wellness App. While the integration with GFit allows for HR monitoring, how can you get periodic SpO2 measurements while running? I finished the run and my sats were at 88%. It would be great to get intermittent SpO2 measurements during the run.

Not much Fossil Support (in-store or from the corporate).

Rant Hi all. After about eleven months, my Fossil Gen 5 developed the common charging rings issue. It was not what I expected, but there’s a Fossil Store within an hour. I thought it would be a good backup. But that was not the way they dealt with it. Although the store worker was keen to sell me a watch, he said they could not exchange it because they didn’t have exactly the same watch in stock. But they had more or less. The exact same head was available, but the silicone had been out of stock. They were exactly the same price in all other aspects. Although I prefer the silicone band, it was nice to be able to use my watch and not have to send it back for repairs. Even better, they could swap out my existing band for a similar head. After my bad experience at the store, I tried to email Fossil corporate but never received a response. Two months later, I finally called. It was explained to me that 1) the Fossil shop won’t exchange broken watches if they are purchased from stores 2) I have two options: I can mail it in and it will be either repaired or replaced. Or a Fossil credit for what I originally paid. The Gen 5 is no longer available online so I would have to send it in for repair, replacement, or a Fossil credit. It seems like they are determined to make it as complicated as possible. They may not be able to replace your watch if it is purchased directly. I will either wait for the rumored Pixel Watch, or get a GW4. Although these won’t offer in-store service, I have had a great experience with both Samsung and Google products. I have never experienced a problem with my Samsung products after a year. 6 comments by u/LimeShulkerBox, 3 days ago