What does 42mm mean on apple watch?


  • Kelly
  • July 24, 2022,
  • 3449

Apple measures the vertical length of the face of the watch. The difference in case size means a difference in display size. The 38mm Apple Watch has a display size of 340x272 pixels while the 42mm Apple Watch has a display size of 390x312 pixels. More pixels translate to bigger text and images.

What apple watch is 42mm?

Apple Watch Series 3 GPS, 42mm Space Gray Aluminum Case with Black Sport Band - Apple.

What generation is Apple Watch 42mm?

Apple Watch 42mm (1st gen)

What size is a 42mm Apple Watch band?

Apple Watch

WatchesWidth of strap (With BandClip adapter)
Apple Watch SE 40mm22mm
Apple Watch Series 1, 2 & 3 42mm24mm
Apple Watch Series 1, 2 & 3 38mm22mm
Apple Watch 1st generation 42mm24mm

What size screen does the 42mm Apple Watch have?

The 42 mm watch has a height of 1.67” (42.5 mm), width of 1.43” (36.4 mm), depth of . 45” (11.4 mm), and weighs 1.86 oz (52.8 g). The screen size is 1.566” (40 mm) diagonal with a resolution of 312 x 390 px at 326 ppi.

What size is a 42mm watch?

Best watch size for the wrist

Wrist circumferenceWatch
8.3 inch39 mm47 mm
8.7 inch40 mm48 mm
9.1 inch41 mm48 mm
9.5 inch42 mm49 mm

What size is a 42mm watch?

<34mm Small (women's) 34mm – 38mm Midsize (unisex) 39mm – 42mm Standard (men's) 43mm – 46mm XL/Oversize (men's)

How much does the Apple Watch 42mm cost?

From $399 or $16.62/mo. for 24 mo.* From $699 or $29.12/mo. for 24 mo.*

Does Apple Watch Series 4 come in 42mm?

The Series 4 comes in 44mm and 40mm versions, compared to the 42mm and 38mm variants we've seen in past models.

How big is 42mm apple watch?

Display Size and Resolution According to Yahoo's David Pogue, the 38mm Watch will include a 1.5-inch display while the larger 42mm version ships with a 1.7-inch.

How big is a 42mm apple watch?

Rounding the numbers, 42MM is 1.65 inches, and 38MM is 1.5 inches.

Is Apple Watch 7000 Series 42mm?

Apple Watch 42mm Space Gray Aluminum 7000 Series.

author
Ben Wright

Ben is the co-founder of MacScene. Ben is the biggest Apple fan. He's got an awesome collection of every piece of Apple tech and knows EVERYTHING about each of them. That's why he decided to start a blog and share his passion. To help people new to Apple navigate the ecosystem better.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. All fields are required