If you haven’t discovered this yet, taking a screenshot on Apple Watch is similar to how you take one on the iPhone or iPad. Here’s how Apple explains it:
Press and hold the side button on your Apple Watch, then immediately press and release the Digital Crown.
Your screenshot will be found in the Photos app on your iPhone afterwards, like the one we just took:
I’ll be sharing my impressions with Apple Watch soon. Stay tuned!
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