[dpandey]

Apple watch starts at $269. Apple Watch Nike at $369.

I'm really impressed by how Apple is able to charge an extra $100 just by allowing a custom app to run on the home screen. Brilliant!

[winter_blue]

No, Series 1 starts at $269. All Series 2 models start at $369, and the Nike models are priced at the same price points as other Series 2 models.

[jsjohnst]

You're confused. Apple Watch version 2 starts at $369. Apple Watch Nike+ (which is also a version 2 device) also starts at $369.

It's the Apple Watch version 1 (not to be confused with the original Apple Watch, which was discontinued, despite being obviously confusing to just about anyone) is what starts at $269.

[dpandey]

That makes way more sense. Thanks for correcting.

PS: I momentarily thought maybe Apple had 'pulled a Siri' on the Watch. When the iPhone 4S came out, Apple deleted Siri from the App Store so only new (4S and later) devices had it. Pretty sure it increased upgrade rate.

[jsjohnst]

Really annoys me that Apple made the versioning so confusing for the watch. As a WatchOS developer, it's really important to know there's three distinct versions, but I argue even a consumer should probably know (especially if buying used).

[dpandey]

No wonder I was confused (and I'm a WatchOS developer).