The Apple Watch will be officially released on April 24, that is, a month and a half away from the presentation made by the Apple company, but pre-orders for the product will start on April 10. For the launch, the company from Cupertino would prepare no less than 3 million Apple Watches, an enormous figure if we consider that we are talking about a new product. Although the launch of the Apple Watch it will take place in more than 10 countries around the world, I think as estimates Apple's interest vis-à-vis butter products is quite unrealistic, but we will see who is right.
Legally expected, Apple Watch the first wave of shipments estimated at about 3 million, is expected to set off a wave of new wave of wearable devices, and promote domestic supply chain performance groups to go up.
In order to be able to manufacture these 3 million Apple Watches, the Apple company contracted the traditional partners Quanta and Foxconn, the first of them already initiating a hiring process to be able to fulfill its commitments. Foxconn is unexpectedly present on the list of manufacturers for Apple Watch and I say this because Apple avoided them for this product, but it seems that Quanta cannot offer everything. Although American analysts estimated that Apple will sell several tens of millions of Apple Watches by the end of 2015, the reality is that it is unlikely that sales will exceed 8-10 million units.
