For the Series 7, the "most crack-resistant front crystal" benefit is touted in multiple places on Apple's Website, with absolutely no indication that it's for certain watches or all watches.
Only on the "Compare all Models" screen, all the way down under "Key Differences", do we see some sort of clarification.
"Apple Watch Series 7 has the most crack-resistant front crystal yet. Aluminum models have Ion‑X front glass. Stainless steel and titanium models have sapphire front crystals."
So what is what here? Is the sapphire crystal of the SS and TI watched enhanced? Is the Ion X screen enhanced (and now dubbed as crystal)? Would that mean the Series 7 and SE models have different versions of Ion X?
Maybe I'm just daft, but this about as clear as mud to me.
Only on the "Compare all Models" screen, all the way down under "Key Differences", do we see some sort of clarification.
"Apple Watch Series 7 has the most crack-resistant front crystal yet. Aluminum models have Ion‑X front glass. Stainless steel and titanium models have sapphire front crystals."
So what is what here? Is the sapphire crystal of the SS and TI watched enhanced? Is the Ion X screen enhanced (and now dubbed as crystal)? Would that mean the Series 7 and SE models have different versions of Ion X?
Maybe I'm just daft, but this about as clear as mud to me.