The new iteration will feature larger displays on both models, taking inspiration from the Apple Watch Ultra, with the smaller model growing from 41mm to 45mm in diameter and the larger model from 45mm to 49mm.
The Series 10 watch will feature a thinner body as well as larger displays. The exact dimensions of the thickness reduction have not yet been specified.
Powering the Series 10 will be a new chip, currently called the S10, which is expected to feature improvements to the neural engine. This could pave the way for advanced AI features in future updates.
Although rumors suggest new health sensors like a hypertension and sleep apnea sensor, it is doubtful that these will be included in this year’s model.
Apple Watch Series 10 will also feature an updated OLED display with LTPO TFT technology for improved energy efficiency.
The official announcement is expected to be made in early to mid-September.
Source: Ferra
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