Do they all have the same features ?

[Danny Olivo]

Besides the outside, are they all the same on the inside ?

 

[ultravisitor]

I believe so...which makes the Edition even more ridiculous.

 

[phreddyl]

Does anyone know if all the bands are interchangeable? I want the Milanese band to add to the sport watch


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[Cap_172R]

Does anyone know if all the bands are interchangeable? I want the Milanese band to add to the sport watch


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I want to know the same... but i haven't seen any reports of that yet. I'd think that'd be a highlight of the watch too, but it wasn't mentioned...

Edit: It looks like they are interchangeable...

https://forums.imore.com/e?link=htt...op%2Fwatch%2Fwatch-accessories&token=rry35Evt

 

[anon(4698833)]

The prices for those bands are kind of hilarious...lol. Almost $500 for the metal link band? Really?

 

[phreddyl]

The prices for those bands are kind of hilarious...lol. Almost $500 for the metal link band? Really?

Yeah I know. Crazy.


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[BreakingKayfabe]

The prices for those bands are kind of hilarious...lol. Almost $500 for the metal link band? Really?

Unrelated to the watch, I find the $79 price tag on the USB-C adapters just as funny.

 

[anon(4698833)]

I don't think the sport version can have anything but a sport band...as it seems the sport chassis is different than the other watches in the other categories, and the band has nothing to connect to on the sport model.

 

[phreddyl]

Unless I misread it, it also appears that the Sports models come with 2 bands each. But the regular model with the rubber band only said one band.

Yeah I see that now. According to a few sites they are different sizes. This is from 9 to 5 Mac
In a strange turn of events, the Apple Online Store page reveals that the Apple Watch Sport actually has two bands bundled in the box. Despite being the cheapest model variant, at $349 for 38mm and $399 for 42 mm, unlike the stainless steel Apple Watch range, the Sport comes bundled with two bands of two different sizes ?
It is a bit odd, but nevertheless represents a decent deal. The bundled bands are two different sizes, one Small-Medium which fits wrists sized 135mm-156mm, and one Medium-Large which fits wrists sized 165mm-180mm. It seems like there will be a good subset of the population that will easily fit both band types.


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[Cap_172R]

Yeah I see that now. According to a few sites they are different sizes. This is from 9 to 5 Mac
In a strange turn of events, the Apple Online Store page reveals that the Apple Watch Sport actually has two bands bundled in the box. Despite being the cheapest model variant, at $349 for 38mm and $399 for 42 mm, unlike the stainless steel Apple Watch range, the Sport comes bundled with two bands of two different sizes …
It is a bit odd, but nevertheless represents a decent deal. The bundled bands are two different sizes, one Small-Medium which fits wrists sized 135mm-156mm, and one Medium-Large which fits wrists sized 165mm-180mm. It seems like there will be a good subset of the population that will easily fit both band types.


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with the extra one you can "make trade"...

 

[phreddyl]

with the extra one you can "make trade"...

Yes I guess you can. You offering up one lol


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[Cap_172R]

Yes I guess you can. You offering up one lol


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sure, but what if you get the same one?

 

[phreddyl]

sure, but what if you get the same one?

I'm getting white


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[Cap_172R]

I'm getting white


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I'll get the black.. and maybe a blue band once it's interchangeable!

 

[phreddyl]

Hats a good idea. I'm not sure what size is need yet. Do you know where on your wrist you are supposed to measure?

Really is a great idea. We can all have two colors. So hard to measure those things. I'll wait until I try it on and then offer up the other for trade. We can start a whole new section in marketplace lol


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[Cap_172R]

Hats a good idea. I'm not sure what size is need yet. Do you know where on your wrist you are supposed to measure?

Not sure, best to try one on... but maybe you can measure your wrist where you would normally wear your watch and see which range it'll fit in.. i'll try measuring mine in a while!

 

[Cap_172R]

Really is a great idea. We can all have two colors. So hard to measure those things. I'll wait until I try it on and then offer up the other for trade. We can start a whole new section in marketplace lol


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haha, that's what i was thinking, you can have either new colors or a "backup". Either way it's win-win...

 

[phreddyl]

Now I want more colors lol


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[Cap_172R]

Now I want more colors lol


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hahaha... convince your friends to get the color you want!

 

[anon8656116]

Yeah I see that now. According to a few sites they are different sizes. This is from 9 to 5 Mac
In a strange turn of events, the Apple Online Store page reveals that the Apple Watch Sport actually has two bands bundled in the box. Despite being the cheapest model variant, at $349 for 38mm and $399 for 42 mm, unlike the stainless steel Apple Watch range, the Sport comes bundled with two bands of two different sizes …
It is a bit odd, but nevertheless represents a decent deal. The bundled bands are two different sizes, one Small-Medium which fits wrists sized 135mm-156mm, and one Medium-Large which fits wrists sized 165mm-180mm. It seems like there will be a good subset of the population that will easily fit both band types.

It isn’t all that weird. The sport band is one of two bands that can’t be adjusted all that much, so naturally it would require different sizes. The other one is the modern buckle which is only available for the 38mm chassis (seems like it’s designed for women with slender wrists). All others can be adjusted. Maybe they also include two sizes precisely because it’s a sport watch (which means that any changes in the thickness of your wrist won’t be all that dramatic).