⌚ How to Find Your Apple Watch Model Number

If you're planning to repair, sell, or accessorize your Apple Watch, knowing the exact model number is essential. Apple has released many different generations of the Watch, and identifying the correct model ensures compatibility and accurate service.

🔍 Where to Find the Model Number

1. On the Back of the Watch

Look at the back of your Apple Watch. Around the sensor circle (the black disk in the middle), you'll see small engraved text. Among the specs and case information, you’ll find something like Model A2861 — that’s your Watch’s model number.

2. In the Watch App (or on the Watch itself)

You can also find the model number in the software:

On your iPhone:

• Open the Watch app

• Tap General > About

• Look for Model — tap it to switch from a part number (starting with "M") to the model number (starting with "A")

On the Watch:

• Go to Settings > General > About

• Tap Model and it will reveal the model number

📋 Apple Watch Model Numbers List

Here’s a quick overview of Apple Watch generations and their model numbers:

🟥 Apple Watch Series 0–3

• Series 0 (1st gen): A1553, A1554

• Series 1: A1802, A1803

• Series 2: A1757, A1758

• Series 3: A1858, A1859

🟧 Series 4–6, SE (1st Gen)

• Series 4: A1977, A1978, A2007, A2008

• Series 5: A2092, A2093

• Series 6: A2291, A2292

• SE (1st gen): A2351, A2352

🟨 Series 7–9, SE (2nd Gen), Ultra

• Series 7: A2474, A2475

• Series 8: A2770, A2771

• SE (2nd gen, 2022): A2722, A2723

• Series 9 (2023–2024): A2982, A2984

• Apple Watch Ultra: A2622

• Apple Watch Ultra 2 (2023): A2986

💡 Pro Tip

If you're having trouble reading the engraving on the back, take a picture with your phone and zoom in — it's much easier to read!

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