How to find your Apple Watch Model

On your Apple Watch, press the Digital Crown (the round button on the side) to see your app grid or list. Look for the Settings app, which has a gear icon , and tap it.

Where to find it:

If your watch face is showing, tap the screen to wake it, then press the Digital Crown. Scroll with your finger or the Digital Crown to find the gear icon . If it's in list view, swipe up or down to locate it.

In the Settings menu, scroll with your finger or the Digital Crown and tap General.

In the General menu, tap About. This opens a page with details about your Apple Watch.

• Look for the Model entry. It might show a code like "A2770" at first—tap it to switch to the full name (e.g., "Apple Watch Series 8" or "Apple Watch Ultra").
• If it only shows a code and doesn't switch, note the number and check Apple's support website (see Tips) to identify the model.

That's it! You've found your Apple Watch model. Write it down or use it as needed.

On your iPhone (paired with the watch), look for the Watch app, which has a black icon with a side view of an Apple Watch . Tap it.

Where to find it:

• Home Screen: Check your home screen for the Watch app and tap it.
• App Library: Swipe left across all home screen pages to reach the App Library (a grid of apps). Tap the search bar at the top, type "Watch," and select the Watch app.
• Search: Swipe down from the middle of the home screen to open Spotlight Search, type "Watch," and tap the Watch app when it appears.

In the Watch app, scroll and tap General. It's near the top of the list.

In the General menu, tap About to see details about your Apple Watch.

• Look for the Name or Model entry. It'll show the full name (e.g., "Apple Watch Series 8") or a code like "A2770." If it's a code, note it and check Apple's support site (see Tips) to decode it.

That's it! You've found your Apple Watch model. Note it down or use it as needed.