Pay for your Apple Watch over time with a carrier installment planIf you don't want to pay the whole cost of your Apple Watch up front, you can optionally get it on an installment plan through your cellular carrier.
If you don't want to pay full price up front for your new Apple Watch, you can get it on an installment plan from your carrier. While Apple doesn't offer its own Apple Watch installment plan (or an upgrade program, like it does for the iPhone), these plans are available from the four major U.S. cellular carriers: Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile.
These plans allow you to spread out the cost of your Apple Watch over anywhere from six to 24 months. This is especially helpful if you've got your eye on the more expensive stainless steel models. Each carrier has its own setup for their Apple Watch installment plans. Here's how they stack up.
Note: Currently, all four carriers only sell the aluminum and stainless steel versions of the Apple Watch Series 5. The titanium and ceramic Edition watches are only available through Apple.
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Pay for your Apple Watch over time with a carrier installment plan
