I agree. I bought one so obviously I want to see it do well. But this means nothing without numbers. They could've sold 100,000 or 2 million for all we know. Seems like stock was super low, and like this was rushed to market IMHO.Lack of stock does not indicate strong demand...
So you have a $600 watch on your wrist, an $850 phone in your pocket ... thieves will notice you're worth a lot of money walking down the street...
just sayin'![]()
More silly BS after every Apple product launch. MacRumors 101.
Two things. How did something sell out by 9:00 AM Pacific when this article was posted at 6:00 AM Pacific?
Also, is it truly not possible to order the sport in silver with a black band?
More silly BS after every Apple product launch. MacRumors 101.
So you have a $600 watch on your wrist, an $850 phone in your pocket ... thieves will notice you're worth a lot of money walking down the street...
just sayin'![]()
So you have a $600 watch on your wrist, an $850 phone in your pocket ... thieves will notice you're worth a lot of money walking down the street...
just sayin'![]()
I think there's a typo with the time, I'll pass it on to the editors.
The watch model is correct though as it says "38mm Stainless Steel Apple Watch with Black Classic Buckle".
I doubt they truly sold out. Its more likely Apple is holding back supply to create demand.
I doubt they truly sold out. Its more likely Apple is holding back supply to create demand.
You dont really believe that.
Tim Crook is supposed to be a supply chain genius, on top of that have all sorts of anal-ysts that will try and predict demand. They know how many they will likely be able to sell, they didnt make enough. They know that, and knew that.
Keep demand up by restricting supply, its 101 as suggested.
This definitely isn't an indicator of wealth man... Its an indicator of priority...
Two things. How did something sell out by 9:00 AM Pacific when this article was posted at 6:00 AM Pacific?
Also, is it truly not possible to order the sport in silver with a black band?
Apple has officially sold out of Apple Watch stock to be delivered within the April 24 launch day timeframe, as shipping times for all models have slipped to 4-6 weeks or later less than 6 hours after pre-orders started at 12:01 AM Pacific today.