With its tenth iteration, Apple Watch might have reached a kind of endpoint. Or a particular landmark anyway. With a display that stretches across and round the device’s 46mm case (there is also a 42mm version), it’s hard to see, given the restrictions of ergonomics and formal elegance, how much more screen real estate the watch’s designers and engineers can possibly deliver.
Apple Watch Series 10 has a display that is 30 per cent bigger than series 6 and a remarkable 75 per cent larger than Series 3. It’s actually bigger than the screen on the far chunkier (and far pricier) Apple Watch Ultra 2. The new OLED display, with a wider aspect ratio than previous models, is also 40 per cent brighter when viewed at an angle.
