Thank you, good idea to try. 
I have an Apple Watch but I have never slept with my watches on. so slapping it on the charger isn’t a big deal to me. The fall protection thing is great and annoying at the same time.
Sorry I’m not more helpful.
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Also have an Apple watch and it did go off the one time I took a nasty tumble. I quickly turned it off as no ambulance was needed.
Sometimes it is annoying! It has gone off if I land hard on my feet when dismounting. Once or twice it’s gone off when I give my pony a very hard ‘good-boy’ pat on the neck.
As long as you recognise the ‘falling-off signal’ that the watch is giving you, there is plenty of time to turn it off.
I’d rather be a bit annoyed an know I have the protection when if fall.
I also don’t wear it to bed and put it on the charger at night, but it usually has at least 60% left so I could probably get 2 days out of the charge.
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I have an I watch 6, mainly for the fall notifications.
It lasts about36 hours on a charge. I’ve gotten into the habit of putting it on the charger at dinner time. It takes about an hour to charge fully.
I’ve had the Coros for 9 days now, and my battery is still at 42% from its initial charge. My husband (A G-Shock aficionado) was so impressed that he bought himself one! He’s finding the step tracker and HR monitor a real novelty 
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Those of you with the iWatch 6, is fall detection on all the time? Or do you have to turn it on?
I have a garmin 245 and I love it. Not nearly as fancy as the others, but I get notifications and can track my rides, and also has the fall detection.
