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While the Apple Watch Series 2 has been available since mid-September,Seinfeld Porn Parody the exact release date for the Nike+ version of the watch has not been available -- until now.

French site WatchGenerationand 9to5Mac noticed Apple has posted an Oct. 28 launch date for the Nike+ Apple Watch Series 2.

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The Nike+ variant of the Watch has the same innards as the regular Series 2 Watch, but it has a special, perforated band, comes in four unique color combinations and has unique Nike watch faces.

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The watch also comes with an app called the Nike+ Run Club, which gives runners reminders and motivation to go and train, as well as the option to connect and comepte with friends. Bear in mind that the app is free and will work with any version of the Apple Watch.

The price for the watch is the same for the standard version -- $369 for the 38mm variant, $399 for the 42mm variant -- so this is a nice option for those looking for something a little more sporty.

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