Apple is saying goodbye to "Time Travel" -- one of Apple Watch's under-used features -- with watchOS 5 this fall.
According to an AppleInsider report, "Time Travel" feature debuted as part of the watchOS 2 update.
"Time Travel" lets users turn back (or forward) time to display certain information from a different date and time.
It lets you go back and forth in digital time to see everything that was -- or going to be -- displayed on your Watch face.
The feature is utilised by rotating the "Digital Crown" on the Watch clockwise or counter-clockwise, which would move time on the Apple Watch in the appropriate direction.
"Developers testing the beta releases of watchOS 5 noticed the toggle disappear from settings -- before the feature stopped operating completely," said the report.
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