Samsung watch ultra keeps disconnecting from phone and forcing me to reset and repair the watch

[nenohyop]

My Galaxy Watch Ultra has disconnected from my phone's Bluetooth and forced me to reset my watch multiple times now since I last updated my phone about 2 weeks ago.  The watch will relay a message stating, "Reset your watch. Disconnect & reset to re-pair your watch with your phone."  I'm using a Galaxy Ultra 21 unlocked version from Samsung, and both my S21 Ultra and Watch Ultra were directly purchased through Samsung USA's website. This is very upsetting, because each time I am forced to reset my watch, go through the entire reset and back-up restoration process each time, and have to set up all my apps over again. Is anyone else out there experiencing this unfortunate glitch? 

[L1Wolf]

Several people are. If you look in the watch threads, there many others describing the same thing. Clearing cache seemed to help me and at least one other but it doesn't seem to work for everything. Do some browsing in the other threads for more info.

Check out this one.
https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-Watch/Galaxy-Watch-7-Ultra-resetting/td-p/3137513?src=Sha...

[nenohyop]

Where did you clear your cache?

[Robin621k]

He means a wipe cache partition!

[Robin621k]

Try doing a wipe cache partition.
Instructions in the provided photo!

[Robin621k]

I have had absolutely no problems with my Watch Ultra since the January update. Quite the opposite, battery life is much improved.

When I transfered from my S24U to S25U that was seamless. Working perfectly.

[afh3]

About a week or so ago, my watch ultra reset itself twice within the same 24 hour period. This, after being flawless since the release date.

Both times I configured it as new watch, rather than restoring the backup, in case the existing configuration was part of the problem.

After that second spontaneous reset in the same day, it now appears to be operating correctly again.

[theslimshadyist]

The Ultra is such a hot mess. The occasional notification to reset the device is a major fail.