Customers upgrading from Apple Watch Series 11 to Apple Watch Series 12 are noticing some design changes, namely a larger bezel and a Digital Crown that sticks out a bit further. Apple Watch Series 12 has slightly larger bezels The Apple Watch Series 12 has a new Health Sensing system , which replaced the rear sensor stack with a larger surface area. That seemed to be the only significant external design change, at least, until customers got their hands on them. According to various posts on Reddit, customers are noticing a few minute differences between Apple Watch Series 12 and the previous Apple Watch Series 11 . When looking at the display head on with a non-black background, the bezels are noticeably larger on the new model. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Customers upgrading from Apple Watch Series 11 to Apple Watch Series 12 are noticing some design changes, namely a larger bezel and a Digital Crown that sticks out a bit further. Apple Watch Series 12 has slightly larger bezels The Apple Watch Series 12 has a new Health Sensing system , which replaced the rear sensor stack with a larger surface area. That seemed to be the only significant external design change, at least, until customers got their hands on them. According to various posts on Reddit, customers are noticing a few minute differences between Apple Watch Series 12 and the previous Apple Watch Series 11 . When looking at the display head on with a non-black background, the bezels are noticeably larger on the new model. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Customers upgrading from Apple Watch Series 11 to Apple Watch Series 12 are noticing some design changes, namely a larger bezel and a Digital Crown that sticks out a bit further.
Apple Watch Series 12 has slightly larger bezels The Apple Watch Series 12 has a new Health Sensing system , which replaced the rear sensor stack with a larger surface area.
That seemed to be the only significant external design change, at least, until customers got their hands on them.
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