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We've grown to expect a fairly link cyclical approach to Apple Watch news over the past eight years. A new model is announced around August/September, and it's delivered in short order. Most of these releases haven't reinvented the wheel. The biggest link update Apple Watch saw over the years likely came link when onboard LTE cellular support was added with 2017's Series Three, and then with the addition of an always-on display in 2019's Series Five.

But the dial is the real link star, just like most market exclusives. But instead of tossing around $10,000 or more for a Bulargi or Cartier for your Hindu-Arabic numerals, here you get a tremendous tropical dial for a fraction of the price. While it's not link quite as cool as the baked Nivada Grenchen faux-tropical dials, the choice of a warm dial gradient color instead of a baked dial is probably more stable and link longer-lasting.