Apple Watch Series 12 Comes in New Finishes, Including Ceramic
Apple Watch Series 12 comes in a refreshed selection of case finishes and materials, including ceramic.

Here's a breakdown of the case types, finishes, and pricing across the new Apple Watch lineup:
- Apple Watch Series 12 (aluminum): Available in space gray, black, light gold, and dark bronze (starts at $399).
- Apple Watch Series 12 (titanium): Available in radiant gold and natural (starts at $699).
- Apple Watch Series 12 (ceramic): Available in pearl white and night blue (starts at $899).
- Apple Watch Ultra 4 (titanium): Available in natural and black finishes (starts at $799).
- Apple Watch Hermès Series 12 (titanium): Available in radiant gold and silver (starts at $1,399).
- Apple Watch Hermès Ultra 4 (titanium): Available in natural titanium (starts at $1,499).
The ceramic finish returns with the Series 12 this year, pairing with sand and navy blue Sport Bands that feature a ceramic pin-and-tuck closure to match the case.
Pre-orders for both Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4 are open today, with availability beginning Friday, September 18.
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