Amazon did not pull the plug on every promotional listing the moment its Prime Day calendar window closed. Several versions of the Apple Watch Series 12 remained listed at their Prime Day record-low prices on Amazon, according to reporting published by 9to5Toys on Friday afternoon. While widespread discounts on the retailer's tech catalog began disappearing across the storefront, multiple configurations of the new watch held onto the promotional figures that debuted earlier in the week.
The lingering promotions span multiple tiers of the wearable lineup. The outlet reported that several of the most affordable entry-level Series 12 configurations stayed locked at their all-time low price points. Buyers looking for untethered mobile connectivity will also find that the 46mm GPS and cellular variants continued to show matching discount rates. Cellular models generally command higher retail prices from the start, making those sustained cuts particularly relevant for anyone shopping for the larger casing. Band pairings and finishes often dictate which listings survive, and 9to5Toys highlighted the Dark Bronze version of the watch as one of the specific configurations remaining at its sale price.
Seeing markdowns hold steady across the Series 12 catalog this soon after a major shopping event is relatively unusual for brand new Apple hardware. Retailers frequently pull back promotional rates the moment a designated sales window concludes, snapping prices straight back to standard retail stickers. In this instance, inventory earmarked for the Prime Day push appears to have outlasted the formal promotional cutoff. Neither Amazon nor 9to5Toys gave an official end date for these remaining listings, which means pricing could revert to standard numbers at any moment as allocated warehouse units deplete.
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