Apple Watch comes with 6 different types of bands, check them out here

posted by Ray S. / Sep 09, 2014, 7:17 PM

Apple Watch comes with 6 different types of bands, check them out here

The long-rumored Apple Watch has finally been made officially official, and since Apple managed to keep the exquisite smart-timepiece under wraps until today, many of us were actually surprised by the announcements. But we won't be going through all the basic stuff again here. For that, simply head this way to get up to speed.

What we do want to highlight here are the 6 different types of bands that will be offered with the Apple Watch (unofficially known as iWatch). That's a lot of different styles, so we have to congratulate Apple for coming up with something for every taste. There's really quite the variety in terms of band styles: from classic link bracelets, through sports-style bands, to the fancy Milanese loop. Not only that, but there will naturally be different colors for each strap type as well. Check the different Apple Watch band styles in the following gallery!

The different Apple Watch band styles

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11 Comments

1. Bozzor

Posts: 248; Member since: May 02, 2012

May hold off buying the watch until battery life is clearer, but in terms of band design, this is absolutely some of the finest work I have ever seen. Amazing for a company's first attempt: the link bracelet clasp looks stunning as well as innovative and the Milanese loop is just an amazing homage to an era. Definitely will be copied by traditional watchmakers.

posted on Sep 09, 2014, 7:29 PM 2

2. Finalflash

Posts: 4063; Member since: Jul 23, 2013

Wow, the iFan is REALLY strong in this one. "Finest" work, "Amazing" for first attempt, link bracelet clasp looks "stunning as well as innovative", did you memorize the Apple marketing booklet or something? Then to top it all off you say that the Milanese loop is an "amazing homage to an era" which "definitely will be copied by traditional watchmakers"....because they didn't make it in the first place? So Apple is inventing it now...but also somehow paying homage to an era where it didn't exist?

posted on Sep 09, 2014, 7:37 PM 9

3. willard12 unregistered

Aren't the straps on the Gear 2 interchangeable with whatever strap you want to put on it? The iwatch seems to be a nice device. But, having six straps doesn't seem to be its strongest selling point.