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How would I know what size band I would need when I purchase the Apple Watch Ultra?

Yes , I'm looking to purchase the Apple watch Ultra. My question is , how would I know what size watch band I would need , I mean they just say small , medium , large. I printed off a picture of a watch band that was supposed to help with measurements , but I'm confused . Could someone please help , thank you.


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Posted on Dec 9, 2022 7:47 PM

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Posted on Dec 11, 2022 4:38 PM

LD, the Alpine Loop and Trail Loop (specific to Apple Watch Ultra), come in different sizes. The Ocean band you showed, is the only band which is one size fits all.


Here is a link from Apple, with a sizing tool, which I think the OP is referring to --> https://www.apple.com/shop/Catalog/US/Images/bxxd/size-guide_CA.pdf


To the OP. Take a piece of string and tie it to your wrist where you would typically wear a watch, marking where the two ends meet. Then measure the length and convert to MM. That number will permit you to choose the size band best for your wrist size.


OR, stop by an Apple Store and try the various sizes on.



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Dec 11, 2022 4:38 PM in response to LD150

LD, the Alpine Loop and Trail Loop (specific to Apple Watch Ultra), come in different sizes. The Ocean band you showed, is the only band which is one size fits all.


Here is a link from Apple, with a sizing tool, which I think the OP is referring to --> https://www.apple.com/shop/Catalog/US/Images/bxxd/size-guide_CA.pdf


To the OP. Take a piece of string and tie it to your wrist where you would typically wear a watch, marking where the two ends meet. Then measure the length and convert to MM. That number will permit you to choose the size band best for your wrist size.


OR, stop by an Apple Store and try the various sizes on.



Dec 11, 2022 7:43 PM in response to AMA66

I would do as I suggested. Cut a piece of string. Mark where it meets on the spot on your wrist where you wear your watch, measure it (if you measure in inches - convert to millimeters) and you'll have your answer.


I did this myself. My wrist, it turns out is 7.25", which is 184 millimeters. So, I bought my Apple Watch Ultra with the Alpine Loop Band. I chose the large Alpine Loop band, which fits wrists from 165–210mm wrists. I could have chosen the medium band, which fits wrists from 145-190mm, but that might have not given me much extra room.


I also purchased the Trail Loop and I bought it in the M/L size as it fits wrists from 145-220mm. The Alpine Loop, comes in three sizes. The Trail Loop, comes in two sizes.

Dec 13, 2022 12:45 PM in response to lobsterghost1

lobsterghost1 wrote:

Sure. But put put the shorter side under the longer side to get a more accurate measurement.

I can already tell you that for the Trail Loop, M/L would be the right band. And I'd get the L Trail loop.

I meant I'd get the L Alpine loop. And M/L Trail Loop, depending on which band you're leaning towards.


And you're most welcome.

How would I know what size band I would need when I purchase the Apple Watch Ultra?

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