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How do I measure my wrist accurately to ensure that I select the right size band?
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How do I measure my wrist accurately to ensure that I select the right size band?
Hello RonanB,
It depends on what type of Apple Watch you plan on getting. The specs when you look at the Watch will generally provide information as to what would be the best fit for you.
It looks like you're considering getting the Apple Watch Ultra. The case size on that is 49mm. Therefore per the specs when you look at the band size, it tells you the size of wrist it will fit.
There's also information from Apple in their FAQ section of their Apple Watch purchase pages. Check it out here: Apple Watch Ultra GPS + Cellular, 49mm Titanium Case with Green Alpine Loop - Large - Apple.
How do I find my band size?
Apple Watch bands are available in a variety of styles and sizes.
First, you’ll need to choose a case size and band style to see which band sizes are available with that combination. The band you choose will specify the maximum and minimum wrist size. To get the correct band size, we recommend that you precisely measure around your wrist.
If you choose an Apple Watch with a Sport Band, first select your case size then select your band size. Sport Bands only come with one size in the box.
If you choose a Solo Loop band, you’ll need to use the sizing guide to find your exact size. When you shop for Solo Loop bands, there are step-by-step instructions to help you measure your wrist using a printable tool or household objects so you can find the correct size.
Also, check out this link to learn more about how the Apple Watch should be worn when you consider that with your measurements: Wearing your Apple Watch - Apple Support.
We hope this information helps you out.
Kind regards!
Hello RonanB,
It depends on what type of Apple Watch you plan on getting. The specs when you look at the Watch will generally provide information as to what would be the best fit for you.
It looks like you're considering getting the Apple Watch Ultra. The case size on that is 49mm. Therefore per the specs when you look at the band size, it tells you the size of wrist it will fit.
There's also information from Apple in their FAQ section of their Apple Watch purchase pages. Check it out here: Apple Watch Ultra GPS + Cellular, 49mm Titanium Case with Green Alpine Loop - Large - Apple.
How do I find my band size?
Apple Watch bands are available in a variety of styles and sizes.
First, you’ll need to choose a case size and band style to see which band sizes are available with that combination. The band you choose will specify the maximum and minimum wrist size. To get the correct band size, we recommend that you precisely measure around your wrist.
If you choose an Apple Watch with a Sport Band, first select your case size then select your band size. Sport Bands only come with one size in the box.
If you choose a Solo Loop band, you’ll need to use the sizing guide to find your exact size. When you shop for Solo Loop bands, there are step-by-step instructions to help you measure your wrist using a printable tool or household objects so you can find the correct size.
Also, check out this link to learn more about how the Apple Watch should be worn when you consider that with your measurements: Wearing your Apple Watch - Apple Support.
We hope this information helps you out.
Kind regards!
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