The Apple Watch Series 7 is distinct from its predecessors in appearance. The display now extends almost to the case's edge. That means some watchfaces will have a fresh new look.
The display bezels are only 1.7mm thick, and the always-on screen mode is 70 percent brighter. Apple boasts that the larger display can fit 50% more text than the Series 6, and it also offers new ways to engage, thanks to a full keyboard that supports swiping.
To take advantage of the larger screen, a new collection of watchfaces has been released, including one that is more modular.
The small Apple Watch grew by one millimeter to 41 millimeters, while the large Apple Watch grew by one millimeter to 45 millimeters. As a result, these are the largest Apple Watches ever made. In fact, the little Apple Watch is currently only 1mm smaller than the largest Apple Watch released in 2014.
The new Series 7 will, like the Series 6, have an 18-hour battery life and a charger that charges via USB-C rather than USB-A. We'll keep adding to this story as additional information becomes available, but you can also follow along with our iPhone 13 and Apple Watch event live blog to get the latest updates even faster.