Apple is gearing up for its highly anticipated launch event, where the tech giant is expected to unveil the next-generation iPhone 16 series alongside the landmark Apple Watch Series 10. Marking a decade since the debut of the original Apple Watch in 2015, this iteration is rumored to be a significant redesign, both in form and function.

The Apple Watch Series 10 will introduce two larger screen sizes—45 mm and 49 mm—enhancing the user experience with upgraded OLED displays utilizing advanced LTPO technology. This innovation will deliver superior color reproduction and brightness, all while conserving battery life due to increased power efficiency. Additionally, Apple has revamped the watch's aesthetics, crafting an ultra-thin, lightweight unibody design.

At the heart of the Series 10 is the powerful new S10 chip, which promises enhanced performance and better energy management. Despite potentially housing a smaller battery, the improved efficiency of the new screen and processor will maintain the same battery life as its predecessor. Health features will also see an upgrade, with the potential addition of sensors to detect hypertension and sleep apnea—pending regulatory approval.

The Series 10 will come equipped with watchOS 11, featuring exclusive functionalities tailored for the device. Set to launch alongside the iPhone 16 in early September, the Apple Watch Series 10 could offer substantial upgrades that might tempt even recent Apple Watch owners to upgrade.