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Since the Apple Watch launched in 2015, Apple has released numerous watch bands in a variety of colors and materials. In fact, more than 620 official Apple Watch bands have been released, and there is a beautiful iPhone app for browsing through them all.

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Bandbreite is an app that provides comprehensive information about every official Apple Watch band ever released, including details such as color, release date, model number, and price. The app also lets you keep track of bands that you already own, complete with stats and insights about your collection, such as which colors you prefer most.

The app was updated this week to version 1.7 with several new features, including galleries of images for nearly every band, the ability to share stats and insights about your Apple Watch band collection with others, and many other improvements. Bandbreite is free on the App Store, and if you like it, you can consider buying the developers a coffee.

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Bandbreite was first released in September 2020 by Filip Chudzinski and other Apple Watch band collectors, designers, and software engineers from multiple countries. The idea for the app stemmed from an ongoing MacRumors forum thread tracking every Apple Watch band and there is also a handy chart of bands available alongside the app.

Article Link: iPhone App for Browsing Over 600 Apple Watch Bands Receives Major Update
 
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Nomination for a new list

It's like they used to say about Excel. Everyone only uses 10% of the features, but it's a different 10% for everyone. Clearly you're not enthusiastic about the watch bands and that's ok. But I wouldn't call it useless. There are a ton of bands. There's apps to track all kinds of things.
 
Killer feature would be support for generating labels from your collection to several of the common printable label sizes for those of us with large collections that want a nicely organized storage solution.
 
This is the most first-world app I’ve ever seen.

But then again I’ve only owned four official Apple Watch bands since 2015, and one really good knockoff of the link bracelet. Guess I’m not on the same level as most of you when it comes to over the top consumerism, lol.
 
Apple has released numerous watch bands in a variety of colors and materials. In fact, more than 620 official Apple Watch bands have been released, and there is a beautiful iPhone app for browsing through them all.
620 watch bands but only 20 watch faces? I think someone in Apple has their priorities wrong.
 
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