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It by product, stock levels, etc. For stuff that's in stock I find it's normally 1-3 days but I doubt that there is any sort of general rule that applies as a blanket.
 
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re: title.. does it matter? You'll get your bands and watch on the 20th. They're not going to deliver any sooner.
 
typically 2-3 days before the projected delivery date or less depending on where your order is staging from relative to your location.

so if you're expecting a Sept 20th delivery, you likely won't see any movement until the 18th or so.
It’s already preparing to dispatch, so I’d call that movement.

Thanks for your reply.
 
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Series 10 in natural titanium.

5 straps.

Then the 16 Pro Max.

Excited.
You are going to get 7 different deliveries, 😆!

But your mention below of ordering sports loops reminds me, do you have any you are using now? If so, how fast do they dry, if you splash water on them as you are doing dishes or washing your hands?
 
I am doing stock pick up this year and I believe with store pick up they do not charge your card till they day you pick it up.
 
I highly doubt any one is getting anything before next Friday. UPS holds all the shipments for Apple. A very small few sneak through accidentally.
 
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You are going to get 7 different deliveries, 😆!

But your mention below of ordering sports loops reminds me, do you have any you are using now? If so, how fast do they dry, if you splash water on them as you are doing dishes or washing your hands?
I’ve been using Sport Loop for years.

Most commonly when going for lunchtime run in the pre-Covid era, then I’d shower off with my watch on before going back to my desk. The band was dry long before I headed home, never felt the need to take it off.

I still regularly use them when going for bike rides, workouts, swimming in the lake.

They don’t seem to hold water, and dry out pretty quick.
 
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