iOS 9.1 isn’t the only notable software update that Apple is pushing to its mobile devices today. Apple is now rolling watchOS 2.0.1 to the Apple Watch, complete with a handful of bug fixes:

• Fixes an issue that could cause software updates to stall
• Fixes issues that were impacting battery performance
• Resolves an issue that prevented a managed iPhone from syncing iOS Calendar events to Apple Watch
• Addresses an issue that could prevent location information from properly updated
• Fixes an issue that could cause Digital Touch to send from an email address instead of a phone number
• Addresses an issue that could cause instability when using a Live Photo as a watch face
• Resolves an issue that allows the sensors to stay on indefinitely when using Siri to measure heart rate

This update may not be quite as exciting as iOS 9.1, which includes more than 150 new emoji characters, but getting an update that squashes some bugs is great news for folks with an Apple Watch strapped to their wrist. If that’s you, you can get the watchOS 2.0.1 update by going into the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, then General, then Software update. Just remember that in order to install the update, you’ll need to put your Apple Watch on its charger.