In case you missed it, Apple learned at a late date that one of the two suppliers of the 'taptic engine' was failing quality standards. Rather than risk shipping out watches that would have a high failure rate, they dumped the bad supplier and are shipping only watches with the component made by the other supplier. This is at least one reason that Apple has been unable to meet even their own demand projections. Is that ideal? No. But it's a hell of a lot better than having a lot of customers happy to get a quicker shipment, then angry when it quits working.
Meanwhile, the death toll in Nepal is over 7,000, and relief supplies for the survivors are stacking up at the airports because of Nepalese government bureaucracy. Now there's a scenario where delayed shipments should elicit anxiety and anger.
I keep checking in on this thread because my watch order is an x:09:59, and I'm interested to see the progress as things get shipped out. I'll just keep checking back and get my watch when I get it, because in the grand scheme of things, this is really not something worth getting worked up about.
Thanks man! Finally some perspective. I'm pretty fed up with the criers.