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Galaxy Watch@corporalrod One thing is to make sure that you watch is not loose on your wrist/arm.
Another consideration is that the movement detected by the watch during that period convinced the watch that you were no longer asleep.
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Galaxy WatchIf you are a restless sleeper, the app may record extensive movement as a period of wakefulness, or you could have been having a nightmare or night terrors and your pulse accelerated (or both). If it's a big orange piece of the graph, that's what happened. If, however, it shows a large white gap between sleep cycles, it means that either your watch shifted position on your wrist, was too loose, or some other interference occurred to disrupt the sensors.
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