Which Apple Watch Do You Have? How to Identify Your Apple Watch Series or Model (December 2022)

Are you considering updating to a newer model Apple Watch? Or do you need help identifying the Apple Watch you got for Christmas? This video will help you do just that! Learning how to identify your Apple Watch or Model is a useful skill because it will help you understand what features your watch has and answer questions such as, "Is my Apple Watch waterproof?"

0:00 - Quickest Apple Watch ID
0:30 - How to Identify Your Apple Watch via Settings
1:27 - Apple Watch Model to Series Chart for Older Models
1:50 - Apple Watch Series 4 to SE Chart
1:59 - Newest Apple Watch Model ID Chart
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How do I know what series my Apple Watch is? Here's how to identify any Apple Watch model—from the newest Apple Watch 8 and Apple Watch Ultra to the original Apple Watch Series 1.

Wait, what Apple Watch do I have? Since the different types of Apple Watches look very similar, it can be easy to get confused! Whether you need to know which Apple Watch case or band to order, or you’re planning to upgrade to the Apple Watch Series 8, it’s handy to know how to identify which Apple Watch series you have. I’ll go over how to tell what Apple Watch you have, including the super quick Apple Watch serial number check.

How Do I Know Which Apple Watch I Have?

The Apple model number lookup is the most reliable way to identify which series your Apple Watch belongs to, and it’s quick to find. The only downside is that once you’ve found the model number you have to take an extra step to look up that number in the Apple Watch generations list which I included below to save you time. First, here’s how to find your Apple Watch model number:
1. On your iPhone, open the Apple Watch app.
2. Tap the My Watch tab and then tap General.
3. Tap About.
4. On this screen, you’ll see a section that says Model. It will contain a number in it, but you'll need to tap this number to reveal the model number.
5. Once you've tapped on the number, a new four-digit number preceded by the letter A will appear. This is your Apple Watch model number.

You now have the model number but may still be wondering, "What Series is my Apple Watch?" Your model number will tell you which series your Apple Watch is a part of. Use the table below for easy model number lookup! The table will also answer, "What size is my Apple Watch?"
Find the completed table as well as marked up screenshots for the steps above here: https://www.iphonelife.com/content/which-series-or-model-my-apple-watch

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