How to Find Out What Apple Watch I Have

If you have been gifted an Apple Watch but are unsure of the specific model, you need not fear; we have you covered. This Apple Watch also prominently displays its model number, which can be used to identify it, as well as its unique serial number. After all, the serial number is the only surefire way to determine the make and model of your watch. This article will explain you How to Find Out What Apple Watch I Have:

How to Find Out What Apple Watch I Have

The Apple Watch model number is engraved on the rear of some Watch models. However, not all have this feature. Check the Watch app for a quick lookup of the Apple Watch model number if you cannot locate it or if it is too faint to see. Find the model number of your Apple Watch by following these steps:

Launch the Apple Watch application using your iPhone.
To access the general settings, first select the My Watch tab.

Select About.

You will see that there is a section on this screen that is labelled Model. It will have a number in it, but to disclose the model number, you will need to tap on this number first.

After you have tapped on the number, a new four-digit number with the letter A in front of it will emerge. The model number for your Apple Watch may be found here.

How to Find your Apple Watch’s serial number using your Apple Watch

You may access the app’s home screen by pressing the digital crown on the Apple Watch.
Locate the Settings app, which looks like a miniature cog wheel, and tap it to open it.
Scroll down and select “General.”
To find out more, select “About.”
If you scroll down to the “Serial Number” area, the serial number for your device will be displayed below.

How do I find my Apple Watch device name?

Launch the Apple Watch app and navigate to the My Watch section using your iOS device. Simply select General > About. Select the first line to reveal your device’s name. To save the new name, hit the “Done” button on your keyboard.

Can I swim with my Apple Watch?

Swimming in a pool or the ocean is fine for Apple Watch Series 2 and later models, however scuba diving, water skiing, and other sports that require submersion below shallow depth or high-velocity water require Apple Watch Ultra or later models.

What is Apple Watch SE stand for?

Extraordinary Printing. When Apple’s former SVP of Worldwide Product Marketing (and Chief of Hubristic Asses Quotes) Phil Schiller said that the “SE” meant “Special Edition,” the mystery was solved.

What is the red dot on my Apple Watch?

Your Apple Watch will flash a red dot whenever you have new alerts. This includes everything from phone calls and messages to app alerts about things like “likes” and “follows” on social media.