The alarm clock function provided by the IOS watch application is popular with many iPhone users because of its ease of use. A quick call from the control center, a created alarm can be set simply by turning on the switch. It also provides a convenient function of "bed time", which can automatically set the alarm clock when you go to bed to prevent you from forgetting to set it.
It is the alarm clock function that prepares the function called "Snoop" to prevent two times of sleep. If you turn on the "Snooz" switch when creating the alarm clock, the "Snooz" button appears with the sound of the alarm clock, which you can click to "postpone" the alarm clock. It's the same with pressing the side button or volume button instead of tapping the listening button.
The procrastination here refers to the sound of an alarm clock that stops ringing once and goes off again nine minutes later. For example, if you press the listening button when you sound the alarm at 6 a.m., the alarm clock stops and goes off again 9 minutes after pressing the button.
Although it's a detail, it's important to note that when you nap the alarm clock set at 6 o'clock, the alarm goes off again, not exactly 6:9. It should take a few seconds to dozens of seconds from the alarm clock to tapping the listening button, because 9 minutes does not include that time lag.
For example, if you hesitate to tap the listen button for one minute with the 6 o'clock alarm clock, the next alarm will sound at 6:10. The alarm clock function of the clock application lasts for 1 minute, and if nothing is done, it will nap automatically, so it is 6 o'clock, 06:10, 06:20 when you continue to ignore the alarm clock. It will have the same effect as setting alarms every 10 minutes.
