- Learn how to determine the specific model of your Apple Watch by going to Settings.
- Using our list, you can determine which series your Apple Watch belongs to.
- Identify which Apple Watch models you own using our provided photos, release dates, and descriptions, and learn about their current trade-in values.
Model numbers are quite important and can significantly narrow down a parts search. They are used by manufacturers to identify the parts that were used to create a specific line of products.
It’s also a good idea to know the model number of your Apple Watch in case you decide to sell it. Here’s everything you need to know about Apple Watch model numbers:
Step 1: What Apple Watch do you have by model number
The easiest way to determine which Apple Watch model you have is by finding the model number. You can also use our table to determine the series name and size of each Apple Watch edition.
- Open the Apple Watch app on your device (iPhone).
- Select “My Watch” and then General.
- Select About.
- Select “Model”. Tap the number.
- After tapping the number, a four-digit number with the letter A will show up. It’s the Apple Watch’s model number.
Step 2: Apple Watch Generations & Model Numbers
The model number indicates which series your Apple Watches belong to. You don’t have to Google search “What series is my Apple watch?” or “How do you know what Apple Watch you have?”
Because model numbers can be used for a variety of styles within a similar series or generation (for example, Hermès models and Nike models), the more unique specifications of the unit will aid you in identifying your Apple Watch model.
Use the table to look up a model number quickly.
Apple Watch Generation | Model Number |
---|---|
Apple Watch 1st Generation,38mm Apple Watch 1st Generation,42mm | A1553 A1554 |
Series 1, 38mm Series 1, 42mm | A1802 A1803 |
Series 2, 38mm Series 2, 42mm | A1757 A1758 |
Series 2 Apple Watch Edition,38mm Series 2 Apple Watch Edition,42mm | A1816 A1817 |
Series 3 GPS + Cellular, 38mm Series 3 GPS + Cellular, 42mm | A1860, A1889, A1890 A1861, A1891, A1892 |
Series 3 GPS, 38mm Series 3 GPS, 42mm | A1858 A1859 |
Series 4 GPS + Cellular, 40mm Series 4 GPS + Cellular, 44mm | A1975, A2007 A1976, A2008 |
Series 4 GPS, 40mm Series 4 GPS, 44mm | A1977 A1978 |
Series 5 GPS + Cellular, 40mm Series 5 GPS + Cellular, 44mm | A2094, A2159 A2095, A2157 |
Series 5 GPS, 40mm Series 5 GPS, 44mm | A2092 A2093 |
Apple Watch SE GPS + Cellular, 40mm Apple Watch SE GPS + Cellular, 44mm | A2353, A2355 A2354, A2356 |
Apple Watch SE GPS, 40mm Apple Watch SE GPS, 44mm | A2351 A2352 |
Series 6 GPS + Cellular, 40mm Series 6 GPS + Cellular, 44mm | A2293, A2375 A2294, A2376 |
Series 6 GPS, 40mm Series 6 GPS, 44mm | A2291 A2292 |
Series 7 GPS + Cellular, 41mm Series 7 GPS + Cellular, 45mm | A2475 A2477 |
Series 7 GPS, 41mm Series 7 GPS, 45mm | A2473 A2474 |
How do you know what size your Apple Watch is?
We can answer your question, “How do you know what size my Apple Watch is?” To determine the size of Apple Watches, you must first know the model number.
Follow these steps to determine your Apple watch model number, then use the table below to match the number and sizes.
- Open the Apple Watch app on your device (iPhone).
- Choose “My Watch” and then “General.“
- Tap “About“
- Select “Model”. Tap the number.
- After tapping the number, a four-digit number with the letter A will show up. It’s the Apple Watch model number.
