I bought an Apple Watch Series 3 in September of 2018. February 2019 the screen came off. I don't play sports and I've not dropped it once. So, the screen problem has not been fixed even on series 3 models. When I spoke to the rep on the phone he quickly said that it sounded like a swollen battery issue, which I knew nothing about especially in the series 3 models. I have recently read the issues with earlier modes, but not the series 3. When I took it to the nearest Apple Store, the rep there also said it looked like a swollen battery issue. We agreed that they keep it and send it to be fixed. A couple of days later Apple sends me an email that the repair was complete, although mentioned that I had not been contacted therefore the offer to repair had expired. I was a bit confused about that so I called Apple. They confirmed that they had not fixed it and claimed the damage to be accidental. They quoted me $220 something to repair it. I paid about that much when I bought it. Why would I pay near the same for a repair when new that's what it cost me. Interesting that the pictures posted on this site and others look almost, if not exactly, the same as my watch with a detached screen. I didn't take a look at the battery to see if it looked swollen, I don't think I would have been able to tell, because when they described the issue and agreed to repair it I thought, great! They are aware of a problem and are willing to repair it. With as many complaints about screens popping off as there have been, you would think that Apple would do what is right. I plan to call back and argue a free repair. This sounds like a known issue that they have decided to overlook and rather go to court on. Shame on Apple.