Tim Cook stated that the Apple Watch will be launched in April, and following the announcement of the conference for the presentation of the Apple Watch on March 9, new information provided by sources close to Apple provides some details regarding the launch period of the future product. According to these sources, the launch of the Apple Watch it would take place in the first week of April, between days 6 and 10, with Apple intending to deliver the first units to its stores just a few days before going on sale. Having seeing that the smartwatch will be officially presented on March 9, it is not at all difficult to believe that it could be available in Apple stores starting on April 10, a Friday.
According to a reliable source, Apple is planning to begin moving Apple Watches to centralized distribution points in the US during the first few days of the month, with an Apple Watch release possibly coming during the first full week of April, between April 6 and April 10.
Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), has the habit of presenting completely new products a few weeks or months before they actually reach the market, in the case of the iPhone 2G the time difference was about 6 months, while in the case of the first model of the iPad the difference was a little over 2 months. If Apple Watch launch it could take place just one month after the official presentation, during which Apple will bring the smartwatch to the attention of the whole world through a number of different presentation channels. Having said that, I'm waiting for you on March 9 to discuss the Apple Watch and don't forget to download the iDevice.ro application to always be up to date with all the news from the Apple world.
