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SAVE 25%: Score a 41mm Apple Watch Series 8 for just $299 or Glori-Anne Gilbert Archivesa larger 45mm for $319.97. That's a savings of up to $109.03.

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While we're still waiting on some items to drop to Black Friday sale prices, others are already seeing record-low discounts. If you've ever wanted to join the ranks of Apple Watch owners, today could be an ideal day thanks to Amazon offering up to 25% off.

Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple Watch Series 8 (GPS 45mm, silver aluminum with white sports band)

As of Nov. 7, you can grab the Apple Watch Series 8 in the 41mm size for just $299 or the larger 45mm size for $319.97. These sale prices save you 25% off the regular list prices. You'll want to be picky with the colorways since the deal is only available on specific combos like the 45mm silver aluminum case with white sports band.

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Apple launched the latest Series 9 watch in September, but the Series 8 is still a great smartwatch and only launched in 2022. You'll get plenty of features with the Apple Watch Series 8 like an always-on display, crack resistance, and water resistance. You have access to 24/7 heart-rate monitoring and the Sleep app which shows how much time you spent in each stage of sleep.

The Apple Watch Series 8 also comes with safety features like fall detection, crash detection, and an emergency SOS. You can stay connected to the outside world thanks to the Series 8 connectivity functions like making calls, sending texts, and streaming music.

If you're looking to score the Apple Watch Series 8 before Black Friday and holiday sales hits, these prices bring both the 41mm and the 45mm models down to budget-friendly options.

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