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Ratings vary by model and by listing. Commonly the product details list water resistance for shallow-water activities (often shown as 50 m or described as “swimproof”) and dust resistance ratings such as IP6X or IP68. Some listings also use marketing phrases like “crack resistant” or “IP6X‑certified dust resistant.” Check the specific model’s product details for precise ratings and any usage limits.

Listings show case/screen sizes including 40 mm, 41 mm, 42 mm, 44 mm and 46 mm. Product fields may appear as “Screen Size: 40 Millimeter,” “41 Millimeter,” etc.; available sizes can vary by model and generation.

Apple Watches generally require a compatible iPhone (for example, some listings note “Apple Watch Series 9 requires iPhone Xs or later with iOS 17 or later”). Cellular-capable models also require a wireless service plan from a carrier. Additional features may require specific iOS/watchOS versions or hardware (for example, an Ultra Wideband chip for certain capabilities). Always check the product details for exact compatibility requirements.

Case materials shown in listings include Aluminum and Titanium. Band materials commonly listed include Fluoroelastomer, Nylon and Stainless Steel. Available materials and finishes vary by model and band option, so check the specific product details for the model you’re viewing.

Most listings indicate a charging cable is included. The typical listing reference is the Apple Watch Magnetic Fast Charger to USB‑C Cable (or a USB‑C charging connection). Exact box contents and the included cable type can vary by model and retailer, so review the product details for the specific listing.