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Apple Watch
Blisters are usually caused by long-term friction on your skin, not material defects.
You may've worn your Apple Watch the wrong way. See this article for how to wear the Apple Watch properly: Wearing your Apple Watch
I always wear my watch correctly.
It could be the start of an allergy,it's a very common problem with silicone bands,take the watch and go and see your doctor he will know best as there are no medical experts on this forum.
Brand new Apple Watch and I have Blisters? What is causing this?
