Apple is set to announce the Apple Watch Series 11 in September 2025, continuing its annual release pattern established since 2014.

However, the release date may be impacted by production issues and newly imposed tariffs, as is often the case shortly after the keynote.

The design of the Series 11 is expected to closely resemble that of the Series 10, featuring a large edge-to-edge screen with minor technological tweaks.

Apple aims to enhance battery life in the Series 11, as current models lag behind competitors, although faster charging has been introduced.

There are rumors that the Series 11 could feature a more energy-efficient LTPO display, which may be exclusive to the Ultra 3 model.

The Apple S11 chip is anticipated to power the Series 11 and Ultra 3, with the Ultra 3 rumored to support satellite connectivity and 5G.

In addition to the Series 11, updated versions of the Apple Watch Ultra and SE models are expected, following last year's absence of updates.

Blood pressure tracking has been rumored for the Series 11, although development challenges remain, while glucose monitoring is a future possibility.

Additionally, a patent has surfaced suggesting a foldable Apple Watch design with dual screens and cameras, though this innovation is unlikely to materialize soon.

The projected pricing for the Apple Watch Series 11 starts at $399 for the 42mm aluminum version, with tariffs potentially influencing final costs.

Speculation also includes the possibility of an in-screen camera for AI capabilities, although this feature is not expected until at least the 2027 models.

Meanwhile, the SE model may receive an upgrade to the S9 chip, further enhancing its capabilities.