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So I just got a Series 7, and as with the Series 3 I sold here to @TN94z, I'm selling my Series 5.

It's a:

  • 44mm watch (the larger of the two).
  • Edition Titanium. Silver.
  • Cellular model (you don't have to activate it if you don't want to).

I have the original box. I'll include a wrist strap (probably a blue one, and one of the silicone sport strap styles). The original charging brick and charging "puck" (the magnetic disc) is still in the original packaging, too, but if you don't need the puck and want to save a few bucks, I'll keep the puck. If you want it, it's brand new.

The watch is in great shape, as the photos will attest (the black band isn't the one I'd send with it). Again, though, I have the original box.

I take care of my things.

I often wake up between 6:30 and 7:00 and the battery finishes with about 10-20% at 11:30pm (sometimes I'm up until 1am and the watch still has power).

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35 minutes ago, iacas said:

So I just got a Series 7, and as with the Series 3 I sold here to @TN94z, I'm selling my Series 5.

This is my current watch (Series 5) and it is more than capable for Apple Fitness, golf tracking, etc. If I start a round with it fully charged, I can get through a full four hour round with Arccos Caddie.

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I've blogged about my wanderings since 2003. I love roaming throughout the USA looking for remote public golf courses to play.

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Yeah, it's a great watch. I almost just kept it to wait for the 8. It'll last whoever gets it quite awhile.

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