Is Apple Watch 7000 series 1 or 2?

First generation watches will have the serial number displayed on the back of the watch around circular heart rate monitor/charger connection

Second-generation watches including series 1 series 2 have the serial number on the watch where the band attaches to it. You have to remove the band to see it.

You can search that serial number on Apple Support site under "check warranty status " if you want complete clarification

Hope this helps. Take care

Hi

Apple offers the following resource for identifying Apple Watch models:

Identify your Apple Watch - Apple Support

To check your Apple Watch model - along with its service and support coverage - you can also enter the serial number here:

• Check Your Service and Support Coverage - Apple Support
• Find the serial number for your Apple Watch - Apple Support

Hi,

No, you probably do not understand. It meant how to distinguish the model of the first generation of the series 1?
The clock on the box and should be written in series 1? And on the first generation is written 7000 series...

The best article to help you find out the difference between 1st gen and Series 1 and 2 is "How to find the serial number or IMEI for your Apple Watch".

-If your watch is 1st gen it will have the serial number at the back and usually won't specify if it's series 1 or 2. From research so far all 1st gen watch will say series 7000.

-If your watch is series 1 or 2 it will generally be stated on the back. The other give away is that on top of the apple watch case where you insert the band into the Serial Number will be stamped there.

Hope that helps!

Hi Claire

All aluminium Apple Watch models have a 7000 series aluminium case - including Apple Watch (1st generation), Apple Watch Series 1 and Apple Watch Series 2 models.

Differences between Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 2 (both being new models) are detailed here:

http://www.apple.com/watch/compare/