There are screenshots from my Apple Watch in my iPhone

@Dah•veed : sorry I forgot to mention it. These spurious screen captures are created within the

Workout

application.

The shortcut do 2 functions there ( I haven't investigated other appications to see if this bug is present there too ):

• switch on or off the timer of an activity in progress,
• send a screen capture of the Apple watch on the iPhone.

@IdrisSeabright

As you correctly guessed I was explitly talking of the shortcut [Right button] + [crown wheel].

More accurately I should have specified [Right button press] + [crown wheel press].

A "shortcut" in IT field is a combination of actions which will fire a software function. for example a key press, a button

press, a rotation of a wheel. This is a common use since 40 years ( when I started working as a system engineer in computer science ).

What Apple names "gestures" is a particular case of "shortcuts".

I didn't find in your referenced official Apple documentation any way to stop this double funtion, and

consequently these spurious screen captures. Meanwhile I continue my investigation about this problem,

and will post an answer if I find any.

Thank you for your attempt to help and your nice text explanation of very specific Apple vocabulary.

@JeffDonald : I am fully aware of the screen capture shortcut. I use it regularly to analyze and report bugs, create

support documents.

The core of the problem is that this shortcut ( [Right button press] + [crown wheel press] ) is also the one we

can regularly use within an activity to switch on or off the timer of the activity in progress.

And one may want the 2 functions, but most probably no one want the 2 together.

More clearly I think no one want to make a screen capture everytime one switches an activity timer during training.

Because this is creating tenths of unwanted screen captures.

A total useless function and waste of space in our photos library.

A shortcut ( or a gesture for the purists of the Apple semantics ) should be dedicated to one function and not

two unrelated ones in the search of efficient, simple, clear and useful ergonomics ( for the purists in ergonomics ).

@Jeff Donald:

from the back of the case it's named "APPLE • SE" in all uppercase.

But I don't think this is sufficient to identify a precise model. From memory I had ≠ models of SE.

The model I am talking of here is number: NYDP2B/A

I have actually watchOS 10.3.1 on my Apple watch.

I saw that the version 10.6 is available.

Among those who saw the same problem and tested the version 10.6, is this bug fixed?

I checked it, it is:

NYDP2B/A

Back to the real question I am highly interested in:

Among those who saw the same problem and tested the version 10.6, is this bug fixed?