What is the Apple Watch Studio?
Like all Apple devices, the Apple Watch is known for its sleek, minimalist design, which consists of a rectangular case with rounded edges, a single dial, and a single button. To get more news about
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To add personal style to the Watch, many different bands are available, from a rubberized "Sport Band," to classic leather, to a stylish stainless steel wristband.
Now, with the Apple Watch Studio, Apple Watch owners can customize their devices before they even buy it.In the past, if you wanted to choose a unique band for your Apple Watch, you had to buy the watch and then pay for a new band separately, swapping it in for the wristband that came with the purchase. With the advent of the Apple Watch Studio, customers can now custom design a watch and band before they buy it.
The Apple Watch Studio can be used through the Apple Store app or on Apple's website, and Apple will soon offer an in-person version of the studio at Apple Stores. Customers can choose from two case sizes (40 and 44 millimeters), four different case types, and four different types of band, which come in several colors.
All told, the Apple Watch Studio offers enough different combinations that you could create more than a thousand unique Apple Watches. And if you're using the Apple Store app, or customizing your Watch on the website, you'll be able to preview what your Watch will look like before you buy.
Bamford Watch Department — a love-or-hate modifier of luxury watches (mostly Rolexes) — has just recently selected Zenith’s “authorized watch customizer” — think of it as a watch equivalent to something like Alpina and BMW’s relationship. It’s an interesting move, given that most Swiss brands don’t take kindly to having their brand-new watches modified by a third party (some watch enthusiasts aren’t so into the idea, either). That said, it is refreshing to see a legacy watchmaker like Zenithembrace timepiece personalization.Right now, Bamford-ized versions of watches like the El Primero, “Ton-Up” Pilot’s chronograph and even the limited-edition CP-2 are available for purchase through the customizer’s site. You can also take a stab at personalizing a couple models yourself by choosing different dial, lume, case, hand, marker and strap colors. The watches appear to be available for order now on Bamford’s site, with prices starting at $10,386
