If someone has to know if the product bought has some form of human rights violation, they will never be able to buy anything at all...
Almost every single product you buy can be brought back to some exploited group of people. Even if the product is "Made in the US", some component of the product was build overseas. If not the product itself, the computers the company uses, or the bank the company banks with, or the delivery vehicles the company uses...
If you are going to say something about the watch, you would be better off getting on her case about a private jet, the oil industry exploits WAY more than apple ever has (I grew up in the oil industry living in several countries, so I have first hand experience with big oil). Using a private jet wastes more than 10k worth of extra fuel annually...
EDIT: I will leave it at this, to prevent this from going too far off topic.
Yes but this is about the watch, so I'm addressing that. Nevertheless, agreed about going further off topic. Half the responses either don't understand my criticism, or don't care, so it's not even really worth debating further anyway. I've made my position very clear for anyone who actually cares to understand it.