To switch from letters to numbers, tap the 123 button.If you make any mistakes, you can fix them using the backspace key on the keyboard.You can still use dictation and emoticons along with the full keyboard.If you have a longer text, scrolling to the top row may make the keyboard disappear.If you tap the text without selecting a word, you can use the Digital Crown to move your 'cursor' to a designated location so that you can easily add or delete characters.

Unfortunately, there is no undo button, so you'll have to select it again or erase and retype it to change it back. To select one, simply scroll to it and wait a second it will be selected automatically. If you tap on any word and see the green square around it, you can use the Digital Crown to scroll between spelling variations and emojis related to that word.Tap it to fix the spelling or to change the text to an emoji. If you have a typo, the correct spelling will be suggested underneath the word.It works the same on Apple Watch as it does on the iPad and iPhone. Tap the letters individually to write words. You can also use the swipe feature to glide your finger over the letters without tapping each individually to write.If you are writing a new text, you'll have to tap Create Message again.If you are responding to a text, you'll have to tap on iMessage. Tap on an existing texting thread or write a new message by tapping on New Message.You can do this by tapping the Messages app in the App Library or asking Siri to open the Messages app.

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