Apple has unveiled its latest line of connected watches, the Apple Watch Series 12 and the Apple Watch Ultra 4, along with updates on upcoming iPhone models, including the foldable iPhone Duo and the iPhone 18 Pro Max. The Apple Watch Series 12 now features a return of the ceramic version, available in "Pearl White" and "Night Blue" colors. These models start at 1,049 euros, which is significantly higher than the aluminum version of the Series 12, starting at 449 euros, and the Apple Watch Ultra 4, priced at 899 euros. The ceramic version is more premium, offering a sleeker and more durable design but at a higher cost. Repair costs for the ceramic Apple Watch Series 12 are notably higher than for the aluminum version. For instance, repairs for "other damages" on the ceramic model cost 739 euros, and battery replacement is priced at 109 euros. In comparison, the aluminum Series 12 has repair costs of 358.99 euros for the Wi-Fi version and 428.99 euros for the Wi-Fi + Cellular version. The Apple Watch Ultra 4 also has higher repair costs, with "other damages" repairs priced at 639 euros. AppleCare+ offers some cost relief for owners of these devices. For the Apple Watch Series 12, the annual deductible for repairs is 59.99 euros, compared to 69.99 euros per year for the Ultra 4. Additionally, monthly AppleCare+ plans include 5.99 euros per month for the Series 12 and 6.99 euros per month for the Ultra 4, covering theft and loss. AppleCare One, a more comprehensive plan covering up to three devices, costs 20.99 euros per month. These options provide flexibility for users seeking additional protection for their devices.