watchOS 11.3 now available, bringing new Unity Rhythm watch face to Apple Watch

There’s a new software update available for Apple Watch Series 6 and later starting today. watchOS 11.3 is the latest version, bringing the new Unity Rhythm watch face to Apple Watch. Apple unveiled the new watch face alongside the 2025 Black Unity Sport Loop watch band this week. Here’s how Apple describes the new watch face: The matching Unity Rhythm watch face features custom numerals formed by intertwined threads of red, green, and yellow. The watch face reacts to the gyroscope, so when a user raises their wrist to check the time, the strands coalesce from a series of abstract brush strokes into digits. When using the Unity Rhythm watch face, distinctive, rhythmic chimes mark every hour and half hour. Be sure to update your iPhone to the new iOS 18.3 release. This will include support for the new Apple Watch face. watchOS 11.3 is available on these models: Apple Watch SE (2nd generation) Apple Watch Series 6 and later Apple Watch Ultra and later You also need an iPhone XS or later to run the latest iOS 18 software update. After updating your Apple Watch, the new watch face will appear in the Unity face collection. This set of faces also includes Unity, Unity Bloom, Unity Lights, and Unity Mosaic. Best Apple Watch and accessories Apple Watch Series 10 Apple Watch Ultra 2 Apple Watch portable charger by Satechi Apple Watch OtterBox case Apple Watch portable charging dock

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