Apple has released the sixth beta of watchOS 2.2 for developers to carry out various tests of your applications, specifically the compilation number is 13V5143a, bringing as a novelty the inclusion of Maps.
To install the latest version of watchOS 2.2 beta on an Apple Watch, simply download configuration profile from watchOS 2.2 beta, iOS 9.3 SDK beta and of course install iOS 9.3 beta on the iPhone. Make sure of this last step, that is, to install iOS 9.3 beta on the iPhone before updating to watchOS 2.2 beta as otherwise they will not link properly.
WatchOS 2.2 beta supports the association of multiple Apple Watches with a single iPhone at once. However, the iPhone must have the iOS 9.3 beta version installed as I said before. This firmware also brings an improved Maps application with suggestion of nearby places and shortcuts for getting home or to work.
You can download the configuration profile from watch OS 2.2 beta from the following link as long as you identify yourself as a developer. On the other hand, I personally hope to see an improvement in the fluidity of some Apple Watch applications that, although they have improved since its launch, still suffer from lag and delays when clicking on the options, I mean, for example, the Training application , which always needs a few seconds to respond to touches, something that greatly worsens the user experience.