Sortby: Add a Comment. Laketech. • 4 mo. ago. If the SE you’re looking at is a 2nd generation SE it, and the S6 have the same processor and will be software supported for the same amount of time. If the SE is a 1st gen. It will loose software support earlier than the S6 or SE2. 3. Normal-Improvement52. youcan turn off the always on display, which I wouldn't. but if you do, then the face will be blank when at rest and will always be white on a wrist raise. 1. AverageMaple170. • 2 yr. ago. You can’t change that, the always on display does that to save battery. Having a pure white screen showing 24/7 isn’t great on battery nor is it super TheAOD was added to bring the Apple Watch to parity with regular mechanical and digital watches. With those, you just have to glance down at your wrist to see the time. However, Apple Watches prior to the Series 5 required that you use a more deliberate “flicking” motion in order to wake the screen. Messages 4,209. TeeJayHoward said: Looking for a way to keep an app running on my Apple Watch series 3 all the time without the screen dimming or turning radiationshield• 3 yr. ago. So the difference is: Old school AW screen (S4 or older, and SE): The screen is by default off, i.e. completely black. When you flick your wrist, the screen turns on for a moment, until the watch decides you have rotated your wrist back or until a predetermined time limit is reached. Viewcommunity ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit. Any way to get always on with Apple Watch SE with like a jailbreak or something. Yeah you can get always on display for SE if you imagined if it was there. In all seriousness, if you want AOD, get an S5 or newer on eBay or something. Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 r3iswG.