Apple is preparing to unveil three new Apple Watch versions in 2025, with only one anticipated to showcase a redesign.

As reported by **Mark Gurman from Bloomberg** (through **MacRumors**), the fresh lineup is set to launch in the latter half of 2025, likely coinciding with Apple’s annual iPhone event in September. Among the trio, the cost-effective **Apple Watch SE** is said to flaunt a “new appearance,” while the **Series 11** and **Ultra 3** are likely to keep their existing designs.

Previous speculations indicated that the Apple Watch SE might switch to a **plastic casing**, but this recent update does not verify that information. Regarding the Series 11, it’s not surprising that its look will stay the same, given it underwent a major redesign last year, featuring a **larger display** and a **sleeker profile**.

The unchanged design of the Ultra 3 may let down some enthusiasts, as the model has not seen significant changes since its launch in **2022**. Nevertheless, the Ultra 3 could still introduce intriguing enhancements, such as **satellite connectivity** and **5G RedCap network access**. Furthermore, Apple might roll out **high blood pressure detection** for both the Ultra 3 and Series 11, a long-anticipated capability.

While the design modifications may be limited for certain models, these new features could make the Apple Watch lineup of 2025 an appealing upgrade for users.