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I see these two model numbers in webshops. Can somebody explain me the difference so I buy the correct one?
Not really. The EU is considered one country for warranty and service. So there should be no issues regardless of which you choose, but if you really want to make sure look for one with DN instead of FD or NF.
No real difference besides the countries they are manufactured for.
FD is for Austria, Lichtenstein and Switzerland
NF is for Belgium, France and Luxembourg
Functionally they are the same watch.
They are for different regions of Europe:
First: Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland.
Second: Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Portugal.
Check the specifications in regard to what cellular wavelength bands each watch’s modem provides. You need to inquire from your cell provider what bands they are on and review the specs to see if the out of region Watch offers those bands.
Thanks both for the quick reply! When I live in The Netherlands does it matter which one to buy?
It's usually best to buy an Apple device in (and intended for) the country in which you live. You'll be less likely to encounter any issues with support.
Regards.
What is the difference between apple watch ultra 2 models MX5U3FD/A and MX5U3NF/A?
