Apple wearable archive
Every Apple Watch model and generation
Every Apple Watch generation in one place, including Series, SE and Ultra models, with launch prices, chips, storage, display notes and full specs pages.
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Apple Watch (Series 0)Apple’s first all-new product without Steve Jobs arrived overstuffed with ideas — the Digital Crown, gentle Taptic taps, and an $17,000 gold Edition.
Apple Watch Series 1Essentially the original watch with the faster dual-core S1P, sold cheaply alongside the Series 2 — the moment the Watch stopped feeling sluggish.
Apple Watch Series 2The Watch leaned into fitness: onboard GPS to track runs without a phone, true swim-proofing, and a 1000-nit screen you could read mid-stride.
Apple Watch Series 3Cellular cut the cord for good: you could leave your phone at home and still take calls, stream music and get messages from your wrist.
Apple Watch Series 4The first true Watch redesign: larger curved-corner screens, a 64-bit S4, fall detection, and an electrocardiogram on your wrist that could flag heart-rhythm problems.
Apple Watch Series 5The screen finally stayed on, dimming intelligently to show the time at a glance without a wrist-flick — the feature that made it feel like a real watch.
Apple Watch SE (1st generation)Apple’s value Watch: the big Series 4/5 screen, fall detection and fitness tracking at a much lower price, by leaving off the always-on display, ECG and blood-oxygen sensors.
Apple Watch Series 6Arriving mid-pandemic, the Series 6 added a blood-oxygen (SpO₂) sensor and a brighter always-on screen, plus cheerful new blue and red finishes.
Apple Watch Series 7Slimmer bezels grew the screen enough to fit a tiny full QWERTY keyboard, and a crack-resistant front and fast charging made it the toughest, most usable Watch so far.
Apple Watch SE (2nd generation)The value Watch got the current-gen S8 brain and crash detection while dropping to $249 — comfortably the best-value way onto the wrist.
Apple Watch Series 8A subtle update with meaningful sensors: dual temperature sensors enabled retrospective ovulation estimates, and crash detection could call for help after a car accident.
Apple Watch UltraApple Watch goes adventuring: a rugged 49 mm titanium case, sun-defying 2000-nit screen, a dive computer, precision dual-frequency GPS and the orange Action Button.
Apple Watch Series 9The faster S9 powered a clever Double Tap gesture — pinch your finger and thumb to answer calls or scroll one-handed — and on-device Siri.
Apple Watch Ultra 2The adventure Watch gained the S9’s Double Tap gesture and a blazing 3000-nit screen, plus a new black titanium option — overkill for the desk, sublime on a trail.
Apple Watch Series 10A tenth-anniversary redesign: bigger 42/46 mm cases yet noticeably thinner and lighter, a wide-angle OLED that’s easier to read at a glance, and faster charging.
Apple Watch SE (3rd generation)The third-generation SE keeps Apple’s entry watch fresh for kids, first-time buyers and anyone who wants the basics without the flagship price.
Apple Watch Series 11Series 11 continues the thinner, larger-screen Watch direction with the current S-series chip and watchOS feature set.
Apple Watch Ultra 3Ultra 3 keeps the large titanium adventure-watch tier current, with the biggest battery and toughest positioning in Apple’s Watch lineup.Browse by year
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Last updated: 2026-06-30