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Apple Watch replacement constraint means some Series 3 repairs will get Series 4 upgrade

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<p>Apple appears to be running low on inventory for Apple Watch Series 3 repairs as the company informed store staff today that it will substitute some Series 3 repairs with the newer Apple Watch Series 4 (https://9to5mac.com/guides/apple-watch-series-4/). Apple announced the change in an internal memo that was delivered to Apple Store repair staff and Apple’s Authorized Service Providers, according to sources briefed on the update.</p>
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