Hi
I'm afraid that no-one here can tell you anything about Apple's unannounced plans. You are not talking to Apple here - this is a user-based technical support community.
Whilst Apple no longer sells new Apple Watch (1st generation) models, no model of Apple Watch has yet been declared vintage or obsolete by Apple:
Vintage and obsolete products - Apple Support
Keep in mind (particularly if selling your Apple Watch, in order to describe it accurately to any buyer) that there is no "Series 0" under Apple's terminology:
Hi
I'm afraid that no-one here can tell you anything about Apple's unannounced plans. You are not talking to Apple here - this is a user-based technical support community.
Whilst Apple no longer sells new Apple Watch (1st generation) models, no model of Apple Watch has yet been declared vintage or obsolete by Apple:
Vintage and obsolete products - Apple Support
Keep in mind (particularly if selling your Apple Watch, in order to describe it accurately to any buyer) that there is no "Series 0" under Apple's terminology:
if it still worked after apple marked it as obsolescence why stop using it ?
obsolescence only mean apple no longer repair them or exchange them
they could even stop making software updates for devices before they mark them as obsolescence
My apologies on this. I saw the community as the most appropriate place to ask questions, just not to Apple apparently.
I referred to the watch as series 0 because I know Apple has a series 1,2, and 3, none of which include the original.
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You're welcome! 🙂
Series 0 obsolescence?
