Hermès might have just leaked the Apple Watch Series 7 release date
What you need to know
- Apple Watch Series 7 might be pretty close at hand.
- Hermès has reportedly emailed customers telling them pre-orders start on October 8.
- That date lines up with a recent leak from Jon Prosser.
The Apple Watch Series 7 might be close at hand, if customer emails sent by Hermès are anything to go by.
According to AppleTrack:
AppleTrack says that a source within Hermès has privately confirmed the emails are real, without giving away anything about the actual release date.
The news follows a leak from Jon Prosser who also recently stated that "according to multiple sources familiar with the release" pre-orders could begin as early as next week, with shipping in mid-October. Both of these reports corroborate and line up with Apple's very ambiguous "fall" launch for the Apple Watch Series 7.
The company dropped a big bombshell at the iPhone 13 event earlier this month, unveiled a new Apple Watch that looks almost exactly the same as the old one, save a slightly larger and more advanced display. The new watch offers 18-hour all-day battery life and 33% faster charging than its predecessor, as well as the strongest display ever featured in an Apple Watch. Despite some cool changes the Series 7 is a very incremental upgrade over the Series 6, and definitely not the major design overhaul we were told to expect by multiple insiders.
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