Alleged first look at Apple Watch X/Series 10 with 2-inch display

Apple is rumored to be considering redesigning the Apple Watch for the device's tenth anniversary. 91mobiles claims to have obtained CAD renderings of the Apple Watch Series 10 or “Apple Watch X” from industry insiders.

The site claims the renders are of the “larger” model with a 2-inch screen. The current Apple Watch Series 9 has a 1.7-inch screen, while the Apple Watch Ultra has a screen size of 1.93 inches, so it would be the largest screen on an Apple Watch to date.

That said, its dimensions are expected to measure around 46 x 39.7 x 11.6mm, which would make it larger overall than the Series 9 but smaller than the Ultra. Otherwise, the renders suggest a design similar to the Series 9, with a digital crown and side button, and a square screen.

BloombergMark Gurman of , has said that a significantly revamped “Apple Watch X” will launch in 2024 or 2025, to mark the device's tenth anniversary. The original Apple Watch was announced in September 2014 and launched in April 2015.

Gurman said that the “Apple Watch X” will feature a thinner case. THE Bloomberg The reporter also said it would potentially have a magnetic tape attachment system, although there was no evidence of this in the renders.

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently claimed that the Apple Watch Series 10 will be thinner and offered in larger screen sizes than previous models. Kuo said the screen size options on the next-generation Apple Watch will increase from 41mm to 45mm and from 45mm to 49mm, while being wrapped in a slimmer design. For reference, the Apple Watch Ultra has a 49mm case.

It's unclear at this point whether the CAD renderings are accurate, but either way, Apple typically releases new Apple Watch models around September alongside its latest iPhone lineup. Apple is reportedly considering integrating blood pressure monitoring this year, with the watch capable of detecting hypertension, while sleep apnea detection is also expected to come to the 2024 Apple Watch model.