Apple is in late-stage testing for its refreshed Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 models, according to a Bloomberg report. These new models will be available in Wi-Fi only and cellular versions. The Apple Watch SE is not expected to receive a refresh this year, as the SE 3 was released last year.
The upcoming Apple Watch models will not feature a major design overhaul. Instead, Apple is concentrating on performance enhancements, including improvements to health and fitness tracking capabilities. These upgrades will be driven by new chips, leading to increased speed and processing power. The last significant processor change for Apple Watches occurred in 2023 with the introduction of the S9 chip.
A more substantial cosmetic redesign for the Apple Watch is anticipated in one to two years. This future overhaul may coincide with the introduction of a non-invasive blood sugar detection feature, which Apple has reportedly been developing since 2024. This technology would integrate with Apple's existing software ecosystem.
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Apple's upcoming Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 models will feature internal specification upgrades and performance improvements, but will not include a major design overhaul. A significant redesign for the Apple Watch is anticipated in one to two years, potentially alongside a non-invasive blood sugar detection feature.