Apple this week updated the Apple Watch section of its website to make it easier for customers to try out different watch styles and find the look they want.
Cult of Mac notes that Apple has replaced the old basic scrolling Gallery section of the site with a more flexible one consisting of three tabs that enable users to mix and match Cases, Bands, and Faces.
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Visitors to the Gallery can now click back and forth between the various options to experiment with different styles. Existing Apple Watch owners may also find the updated section more useful should they want to buy additional bands for their wearable.
At its media event this week, Apple introduced new color options to pre-existing bands like the Modern Buckle, Classic Buckle, and Sport Band, along with an entirely new offering in the Woven Nylon band. MacRumors has put together a breakdown of all of the new collections available to purchase on the Apple online store that you can view here.
Apart from the new Apple Watch collections, Apple introduced the iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro during its "Let Us Loop You In" event on Monday. Catch up with the news in the MacRumors Event Recap and read more about various interesting details from the keynote.
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Now, if only we could actually buy our custom-made watches instead of their predetermined selections.
Yawn. Wake me up when there is some technology related news.
You didn't have to come here and commentThis is proof that Apple Watch was a flop.
How exactly is a graphical change on the website "proof" of anything? That doesn't even make sense.I do wish the pricing was included as well.