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How to Check if Your Apple Watch Is Under Warranty

Quickly check your status and find out what's covered

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What to Know

iOS: Download and install the Apple Support app. Select your model from the list and choose Device Details to view coverage info. Online: You need your serial number to check warranty status online. Go to Check Coverage center and enter the serial to view coverage. To find the serial number on an Apple Watch app, open the Watch app, select your device, then choose General > About to view number. Over time, your Apple Watch may show signs of wear and tear, but if you have more significant issues with your wearable's functioning, you may want to check your Apple Watch warranty status to see if your device is eligible for repair. Here's how to check your Apple Watch AppleCare warranty status using the Apple Support app or the online coverage-check portal.

Check the Warranty Using the Apple Support App

The Apple Support app is an easy way to see information about all of your Apple products associated with an Apple ID, including your devices' warranty status. Download and install the Apple Support app from Apple's App Store. Select your Apple Watch from the list of your devices. Tap Device Details. View your coverage info. Most Apple products, including Apple Watches, come with a one-year limited warranty. To extend this warranty, check out your AppleCare+ for Apple Watch options. hocus-focus / Getty Images The AppleCare warranty doesn't cover issues with batteries, scratches, dents, or normal wear and tear.

Check Your Warranty Status Online

Apple also makes it easy to look up your warranty status online using your device's serial number. Find your device's serial number through the Apple Support app or your Watch app, and then visit Apple online to check your warranty status.

Find Your Serial Number With the Apple Support App

Open the Apple Support app and select your Apple Watch from the list of your devices. Tap Device Details. Find your serial number.

Find Your Serial Number via the Watch iPhone App

The Apple Watch app on your iPhone gives you another quick way to locate your device's serial number. Open the Apple Watch app and select your device. Select General. Select About. You'll see your Apple Watch's serial number.

Check Your Apple Watch Warranty Online With Serial Number

Now that you have your serial number, visit the Apple Watch warranty center online. Navigate to Apple's Check Coverage center. Enter your device's serial number, fill in the Captcha, and select Continue. You'll see your device's full warranty information. From this screen, select Set up a Repair if you need to get your Apple Watch fixed. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit More from Lifewire How to Check if Your iPhone Is Under Warranty How to Reset Your Apple Watch How to Activate Your Apple Watch Step Counter How to Silence Your Apple Watch How to Find My Apple Watch How to Check Your iPad Warranty Status How to Know if AirPods Are Real How to Fix an Apple Watch That Won't Turn On How to Unpair Apple Watch How to Fix It When Apple Pencil Isn't Working What Is the 'i' Icon on the Apple Watch? How to Find Your Laptop Serial Number How to Use WhatsApp on Your Apple Watch How to Back Up Your Apple Watch How to Unlock Your Apple Watch with iPhone or Passcode How to Pair and Connect an Apple Watch With a New iPhone Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies