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APPLE WATCH CELEBRATES 10 YEARS WITH GLOBAL FITNESS CHALLENGE
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|April 19, 2025
Apple has announced a worldwide fitness challenge for Apple Watch users to mark the wearable’s 10th anniversary, inviting participants to close all three Activity rings—Move, Exercise, and Stand—on April 24 for a special digital award, the company revealed in a vibrant press release.
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Named Global Close Your Rings Day, the event encourages users to engage in their favorite workouts, share achievements with #CloseYourRings, and collect a limited-edition pin at select Apple Stores. For fitness enthusiasts, health advocates, and tech analysts, this milestone underscores Apple Watch’s evolution into a cornerstone of personal wellness.
The challenge celebrates a decade of Apple Watch motivating millions, from tracking daily steps to delivering critical health alerts, with recent stories showcasing its life-saving potential. In the past 10 days, reports have highlighted how the device detected a fastspreading cancer in a New Zealand psychiatrist and saved a New York man’s life by flagging a dangerously rapid heart rate, reinforcing its role beyond fitness.
With over 100 million active watches globally, Apple continues to refine features like sleep apnea notifications and heart health monitoring, driving its $15 billion annual wearable revenue.
This initiative arrives amid economic turbulence, with global trade pressures impacting tech supply chains, yet Apple’s focus on health innovation keeps the Watch a standout. As Fitbit and Garmin vie for market share, Apple Watch’s blend of style, functionality, and life-saving tech solidifies its lead, with the anniversary challenge poised to galvanize its global community in a shared pursuit of vitality.
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