The list of obsolete models includes the first-generation Apple Watch Edition with an 18-karat gold casing, which cost up to $17,000 in the U.S. when it was available.

It’s notable for two reasons: For one, it’s the first Apple Watch to be declared obsolete. For another, it includes the line of solid-gold watches that sold for as much as $17,000.

The original Apple Watch models, including the $10,000-plus 18-karat gold Edition that Beyoncé wore, are now officially obsolete and won’t get parts, repair, or replacement services.

Apple's decision also affects all first-generation watches. The 18-karat gold timepiece was released in 2015 as a shiny upgrade to the original Apple Watch. People who wanted to get their hands on ...

Time has reportedly run out for Apple's original smartwatch released in 2015, including those ultra-fancy and expensive 18-karat gold models that sold for up to $17,000 a pop, or $18,500 with an ...

Apple will no longer fix or offer any other kind of service for the first-generation of Apple Watches, including the 18-karat gold Apple Watch Edition. Skip to main content. Menu ...

Apple released its first Apple Watch back in 2015, ... The luxury gold Apple Watch debuted in 2015, and now users sporting that wrist bling will no longer get software updates or hardware fixes.

The first generation "Editions" line of Apple Watches which came encrusted in 18 karat gold are being left out to dry.

Apple today released a new Gold Link Bracelet, which is available for $349.The band was first shown off when Apple introduced new Apple Watch Series 10 models, but it was not available for ...