Apple claims there are "over two million ways to see time" on the Apple Watch. There will be 11 digital faces to choose from at launch, and the ability to add specialized functions to each face, giving you a "virtually endless" amount of choices to personalize your device. Here's a list of the available faces: Chronograph, Color, Modular, Timelapse, Solar, Astronomy, Motion, Utility, Mickey Mouse, Simple and Photo.
Specs
UPDATE: Apple CEO Tim Cook said the Apple Watch will have up to 18 hours of battery life in a "typical day".
Apple has not yet provided specifics on the battery capacity or expected battery life on the Apple Watch. The charger was highlighted, featuring MagSafe technology with inductive charging. This makes the Apple Watch easy to connect for charging, even in the dark, or while "only partially awake".
The Apple Watch will have 6 different style bands in several different colors available at launch. The Apple bands connect to the watch using a proprietary connecting mechanism meaning third-party bands will not be available. Here are the different styles and available colors:
Milanese Loop
Sport Bands: White, Black, Blue, Green, Pink
Classic Buckle: Black, Midnight Blue
Link Bracelet: Stainless Steel, Space Black Stainless Steel
Leather Loop: Stone, Bright Blue, Brown
The Apple Watch requires the iPhone 5 or later.
Many functions of the Apple Watch depend on a Bluetooth connection to the iPhone. For example, the Apple Watch does not have its own GPS or hardware for wireless calling.
Apple Watch does include its own accelerometer and other sensors, so some features may still be available when the paired iPhone is out of range.
Yes, users can set the Apple Watch for either left-handed or right-handed use during the set up process.
The Apple Watch display orientation rotates to accommodate left-handed users. Apple Watch can be turned 180 degrees, placing the Digital Crown on the left side of the device.
