Apple has caught on to the idea that a one-size-fits-all band doesn't work for everyone. We show you how to measure your wrist for a proper-fitting band.

At Apple's order page for Apple Watch or individual bands, select either the Solo Loop or Braided Solo Loop option. Under "Band Size," select Start your band measurement.

If you don't have a printer, you can measure your wrist with a piece of paper as described above and then use Apple's on-page calculator to determine your size. We have a dedicated guide on how to ...

Apple’s new Watch strap comes in 12 sizes, and you’ll need to measure your wrist to pick the right one The new Solo Loop and Braided Solo Loop have no clasps or buckles ...

Struggling to choose between Apple Watch sizes? In this guide, we explain the differences—and how to size up for the right band.

Unimatic Watches Measure your wrist size and determine the strap length you need Although watch straps are typically adjustable to fit different wrist sizes, those that are too long or too short can ...

How to Pick the Right Apple Watch Solo Loop Band Size The new Solo Loop band for the Apple Watch comes in nine different sizes and stretches over your wrist without a clasp, buckle, or overlapping ...

There's got to be a better way to find the right Apple Watch band size for your wrist than trying out countless ones, or printing out paper guides — and Apple thinks it has the answer.

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The Modern Buckle bands use Small, Medium, and Large straps, while the Leather Loop, Milanese Loop, Link Bracelet, and Classic Buckle all have two different sizes for the 38mm and 42mm models.

Insider says Apple Watch Pro will work with older bands, despite featuring a larger display and a different design.

Apple’s new watches also come with the new Solo Loop bands, but you need the correct size so they fit. Here’s a quick rundown on how to find the right one.