“what does the 42 mm mean? I saw some that are 38mm, what does that mean in IWatch bands”

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• It’s the size of the watch screen

  Answered by Julie 7 years ago

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• It is the size of the Apple Watch you purchase. The larger face is 42mm and the smaller face is 38mm.

  Answered by RickandCarmen 7 years ago

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• I purchased the 38mm, but I think the 42 is for larger wristbands.

  Answered by worldcup58 7 years ago

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• 42mm

  Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago

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• Your watch either has a 38 mm or 42mm face. You need the corresponding size band to fit the ends of your size watch face.

  Answered by Alm611 7 years ago

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• Apple watches are sold as 42 mm or 38 mm. You have to get the band that matches the width of your watch.

  Answered by George 7 years ago

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