Nike and Apple have announced their latest Apple Watch collaboration.
The tech and fitness giants have revealed the new Apple Watch Series 3 Cellular + GPS edition in a new Midnight Fog design.
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The new addition to the range is essentially a new band combined with the Nike Edition of the Series 3 watch in Space Gray.
The Limited Edition band is designed to match the VaporMax running shoes of the same shade.
Nike says: “The latest look … serves up a stealthy color scheme — deep greys with iridescent accents — perfect for winter workouts.”
Tough sell?
Unfortunately, there doesn’t appear to be any option to purchase the band separately, so interested parties are going to have to hand over the full $399 for the privilege.
It might be a hard sell for fitness enthusiasts, given the band doesn’t appear to have any sweat holes like the others in the range.
This release follows last year’s Day to Night collection, which paired a number of different Apple Watch designs with Nike training shoes.
Of course, just like the other watches in the edition, the watch will feature the Nike+ Run Club app built in, along with some exclusive watch faces.
It goes on sale worldwide on November 24, and will hit the United States three days later on November 27.
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