Ticwatch E3 > WearOS Timer: How to set to vibration only - Wear OS General

Hi, I seem to be loosing my mind. I am using the Timer app on my Ticwatch E3 and would need the timer to just vibrate, no sound but it does still ring on timer. Here is what I did:
- tuned off the speaker (in the pulldown from the top menu)
- set all sounds to zero: media, alarm, ring volume are all set to zero
- set watch ringtone to: no sound
Any idea how I might be able to achieve such a simple task? I basically run my watch silent all the time, I do not use any sound so if there is a general way to just kill the sound and keep vibrate only, that would work too.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated...it is driving me mad!!!

does you mean the alarm clock, wich is implemented on the watch? I use my ticwatch E3 always with sound for my workout and disable the sound after finish....the alarm clock only vibrate only.....

meckipower said:
does you mean the alarm clock, wich is implemented on the watch? I use my ticwatch E3 always with sound for my workout and disable the sound after finish....the alarm clock only vibrate only.....
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no, i am referring to the Timer app. for whatever reason disabling the sound works for Alarm but not the Timer app.
I wouldn’t even mind running some code to doable the speaker all together

same issue here on my Ticwatch Pro 3
I used a Fossil before without a speaker, so I didn't notice this annoying behavior of the Timer
I would like to use my watch "vibrate only", how could an app overwrite the system setting --> no sound ?

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SvanteH said:
Is it just me or do the alarm clock on this thing really blow? It repeats once every 5 min with some odd sound and that's it, I won't wake up. I need something that starts low and increases for example. Am I checking wrong when I goto Clock and Alarm
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