Looking closely at the ‘What’s in the box’ details of Apple Sport Watch, we have discovered that Apple will be shipping the Apple Watch Sport edition watches with two bands, most likely different sized, to better fit the wide variety of wrists (see below). The description notes that the watch will ship with a magnetic charging cable, a usb power cable and ‘two bands’.

It is however interesting to point that Apple Watch (steel) models with Sport bands do not come with two bands. Perhaps Apple is using it as another ‘selling point’ for the entry level Sport models?
Earlier, we posted about the Apple Watch ‘Sizing Guide’ as well, which should help you pick the right size watch and the corresponding band for you wrist.
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