You’ll probably need to upgrade your iPhone 5 or 5c to update Apple Watch to watchOS 4<div class="feat-image">
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watchOS 4 doesn’t drop support for any Apple Watch models, the new
iOS 11 software update will not be available for the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5c. This likely means Apple Watch users with either of those models will need to upgrade to a newer iPhone to update to watchOS 4.</p>
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You’ll probably need to upgrade your iPhone 5 or 5c to update Apple Watch to watchOS 4
