The first American Pope could be the first to take on the wireless technology while wearing an Apple Watch

Pope Leo XIV could have recently shown a preference for wearing high-tech devices, as many noted that his holiness was wearing an apple watch during his first official holy mass. On the other hand, it would not be so radical that he wears the device to keep an eye on his heart rate. The watch can also send out a warning if the user excludes the autumn recognition sensor by placing a rather hard fall on the floor.

In addition, many older men near 70, who otherwise do not have modern high-tech devices, were given an Apple clock by concerned relatives who are concerned about the fall of older people or a heart problem. It is possible that the Pontiff has taken care of his health and bought an Apple Watch for him. On the other hand, if the Pope had bought the Apple Watch for himself, it is of the opinion that he also has an iPhone. This is because an Apple Watch owner has to connect to an iPhone for the first setup of the clock, synchronization data and the clock to connect to a certain iPhone device.

Another option is that Pope Leo XIV is a watch fan. Nick Gould, who calls himself “an expert watch” spotted, noticed that “during his first holy mass, Pope Leo XIV was wearing an Apple watch that he had previously worn before he was elected cardinal”. The Pope was also seen with other watches. During his first public appearance as a Pope, a little red came from the Pope's left-wing shell, which some believe that it was a red bezel to a Rolex GMT Master II.

Mystery Watch with red bezel looks from the left -hand shell of the Pope. | Image credit equire

Others believe that the red bezel belongs to the Wenger Swiss Military 7223x, which is now called “Cardinal Red”. When the news came out that the 7223x could be the clock that the Pope had under the sleeve, the clock was sold out. But the Apple Watch has long been on the Pope's wrist and was even a cardinal before his time. Other watches worn by previous popes were as low as Pope Francis' black plastic patterns worth £ 50 ($ 66.52).

Will Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, also be the first Pope to deal with the technology? There are many 69-year-olds who can easily go through a smartphone and a smartwatch, and it will be interesting to see how he includes wireless and portable technology with his job.