Apple Watch will be available in extremely limited quantities during the launch period, so that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), decided to sell the product only online in the first weeks of availability, but this change is not the only one, because Apple also limits the purchase options of customers. According to some information that appeared during this day, users interested in booking a Apple Watch in order to buy from the store, they will be able to reserve only one unit, the reservation being made based on the data in the bulletin, the product being picked up with the bulletin only by the person who made the reservation and whose name is entered in it.
If in the case of iPhone terminals, the Apple company limits users in buy only two units from the stores during the launch period, now things are becoming even more complicated, and by requiring the presentation of an identity card, they are trying to avoid visits made by people paid by the locals. This limitation seems to be imposed in all countries where the Apple Watch will be launched on April 24, but until recently those in Cupertino intended to maintain the limitation of 2 units per customer, but low stocks motivated it to change its plans.
Inventory is subject to change. Your reservation is valid for pickup only at the Apple Retail Store that you selected. If you do not pick up your selected item(s) by the designated date and time, your reservation will be canceled and your item(s) will be returned to stock. There is a maximum of 1 reservation per customer. Number of reservations may be limited. Apple reserves the right to refuse, limit or cancel a reservation if Apple determines that a customer has provided misleading or fraudulent information and/or abused, disrupted or attempted to circumvent the reservation system.
In the case of online purchases, for now there are no limits on the units that can be bought by each person, so anyone can buy as many units as they want, if Apple doesn't think to change the "rules of the game" until Friday. Having said that, changes like this confirm again the fact that Apple has extremely low stocks of the Apple Watch, so many users will be disappointed because they won't be able to buy the product on the day of launch.
