A computer-implemented method implemented on a wearable electronic device comprising: displaying a user interface in a first state; while displaying the user interface in the first state, detecting an input that includes a rotation of the physical crown of the wearable electronic device in a first direction; determining a speed of the rotation in the first direction, wherein the speed is based on an angular velocity of the physical crown during the detected rotation; in response to detecting the input that includes a rotation of the physical crown in the first direction, displaying, on a display, an animation starting a transition of the user interface from the first state to a second state; and after starting the transition of the user interface from the first state to the second state and while continuing to detect the input that includes rotation of the physical crown in the first direction: in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input exceeds a speed threshold, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface to the second state; in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input exceeds the speed threshold after the transition to the second state, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface to a third state; and in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input is below the speed threshold before the transition to the second state, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface back towards the first state. displaying a user interface in a first state; while displaying the user interface in the first state, detecting an input that includes a rotation of the physical crown of the wearable electronic device in a first direction; determining a speed of the rotation in the first direction, wherein the speed is based on an angular velocity of the physical crown during the detected rotation; in response to detecting the input that includes a rotation of the physical crown in the first direction, displaying, on a display, an animation starting a transition of the user interface from the first state to a second state; and after starting the transition of the user interface from the first state to the second state and while continuing to detect the input that includes rotation of the physical crown in the first direction: in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input exceeds a speed threshold, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface to the second state; in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input exceeds the speed threshold after the transition to the second state, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface to a third state; and in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input is below the speed threshold before the transition to the second state, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface back towards the first state. in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input exceeds a speed threshold, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface to the second state; in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input exceeds the speed threshold after the transition to the second state, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface to a third state; and in accordance with a determination that the speed of the rotation of the physical crown in the first direction during the input is below the speed threshold before the transition to the second state, displaying, on the display, a transition of the user interface back towards the first state.