What to Know

You can find your Apple Watch model by checking the back of your watch or by looking it up in the Watch app on your iPhone.
Once you have your Apple Watch model number, check the Apple Watch Generations table below to find which series you own.

In this article we’ll teach you how to tell what Apple Watch you have. Different types of Apple Watches look very similar; it can be easy to get confused! I’ll go over how to tell what Apple Watch you have, including the super quick Apple Watch serial number check.

How Do I Know What Apple Watch I Have?

Whether you need to know which Apple Watch case or band to order, or you’re planning to upgrade to a new Apple Watch, it’s handy to know how to identify which Apple Watch series you have. If you want to tell what Apple Watch you have, check the back of your Watch or the Watch app on your iPhone to find the model number. Then, to find your Apple Watch series, check our Apple Watch generations list to find the series using the model number. Here's how to identify any Apple Watch model—from the newest Apple Watch 10 and Apple Watch Ultra 2, to the Apple Watch Series 1.

On your iPhone, open the Apple Watch app.
Navigate to the My Watch tab if you're not already there and then tap General.
Tap About.
Next to Model Name, you should be able to see what series Apple Watch you have! If you don't, the process of identifying your model is a little longer but still possible. Navigate to the section that says Model Number. It will contain a number in it, but you'll need to tap this number to reveal the model number.
Once you've tapped on the number, a new four-digit number preceded by the letter A will appear. This is your Apple Watch model number.

Now that you have your model number, you can check the table in the section below for an easy model number lookup. This works for refurbished Apple Watches bought on third-party websites too. This will tell you which series your Apple Watch is. Be sure to check out our free Tip of the Day for more great Apple Watch tutorials!

Find Your Apple Watch Series Using the Model Number

To find which Apple Watch series your watch belongs to, check the table for the model number you found in the steps above. You can also click the links to learn more about each Apple Watch series and its features. Since model numbers may be used across a variety of styles within the same series or generation (e.g. Nike and Hermes), the more specific features and specs of your model will help you determine exactly which Apple Watch you have.

Model Number	Apple Watch Generation
A1553 A1554	Apple Watch 1st Generation, 38mm Apple Watch 1st Generation, 42mm
A1802 A1803	Series 1, 38mm Series 1, 42mm
A1757 A1758	Series 2, 38mm Series 2, 42mm
A1816 A1817	Series 2 Apple Watch Edition, 38mm Series 2 Apple Watch Edition, 42mm
A1860, A1889, A1890 A1861, A1891, A1892	Series 3 GPS + Cellular, 38mm Series 3 GPS + Cellular, 42mm
A1858 A1859	Series 3 GPS, 38mm Series 3 GPS, 42mm
A1975, A2007 A1976, A2008	Series 4 GPS + Cellular, 40mm Series 4 GPS + Cellular, 44mm
A1977 A1978	Series 4 GPS, 40mm Series 4 GPS, 44mm
A2094, A2159 A2095, A2157	Series 5 GPS + Cellular, 40mm Series 5 GPS + Cellular, 44mm
A2092 A2093	Series 5 GPS, 40mm Series 5 GPS, 44mm
A2353, A2355 A2354, A2356	Apple Watch SE GPS + Cellular, 40mm Apple Watch SE GPS + Cellular, 44mm
A2351 A2352	Apple Watch SE GPS, 40mm Apple Watch SE GPS, 44mm
A2293, A2375 A2294, A2376	Series 6 GPS + Cellular, 40mm Series 6 GPS + Cellular, 44mm
A2291 A2292	Series 6 GPS, 40mm Series 6 GPS, 44mm
A2475 A2477	Series 7 GPS + Cellular, 41mm Series 7 GPS + Cellular, 45mm
A2473 A2474	Series 7 GPS, 41 mm Series 7 GPS, 45 mm
A2772 A2774	Series 8 GPS + Cellular, 41 mm Series 8 GPS + Cellular, 45 mm
A2770 A2771	Series 8 GPS, 41 mm Series 8 GPS, 45 mm
A2978 A2980	Series 9 GPS + Cellular, 41 mm Series 9 GPS + Cellular, 45 mm
A2982, A2983 A2984, A2985	Series 9 GPS, 41 mm Series 9 GPS, 45 mm
A3001, A3002 A3003, A3006	Series 10 GPS + Cellular, 42 mm Series 10 GPS + Cellular, 46 mm
A2997, A2998 A2999, A3000	Series 10 GPS, 42 mm Series 10 GPS, 46 mm
A2722 A2723	Apple Watch SE (Gen 2) GPS, 40 mm Apple Watch SE (Gen 2) GPS, 44 mm
A2726 A2727	Apple Watch SE (Gen 2) GPS + Cellular, 40 mm Apple Watch SE (Gen 2) GPS + Cellular, 44 mm
A2622	Apple Watch Ultra GPS + Cellular, 49 mm
A2986, A2987	Apple Watch Ultra (Gen 2)

You can learn more about each and every Apple Watch model in our comparison article.

Pro Tip

If you want to find your Apple Watch model or series using the serial number, go to the Apple Check Coverage page and type in your Watch serial number. To find your serial number, open the Watch app on your iPhone, select the My Watch tab, tap General, and select About.

By now, you should know which Apple Watch you have, which series your Apple Watch is, and which size Apple Watch you have. Check back with us for all your Apple Watch questions, including how to find your Apple Watch phone number and an Apple Watch band size chart.

FAQ

What size is my Apple Watch? You can find your case size by checking the engraving on the back of your Apple Watch.
What's the newest Apple Watch? Apple Watch Series 10 is the newest Apple Watch model.
How long does an Apple Watch last? Apple Watches are high quality pieces of tech that can last a long time if taken care of. Apple offers the latest iOS update to Apple Watch 4 and Apple Watch SE (Gen 1) and newer models. Typically, people get a new Apple Watch after two or three years, but that depends on your individual needs.
How many iterations are there of Apple Watch SE? Currently there are two generations of the Apple Watch SE.