As Apple Watch is released in Italy, Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, and Taiwan yesterday, three more countries will get the device from 17th of next month. These are the Netherlands, Sweden, and Thailand. The revelation comes from updates to Apple's local websites for all of these places. As with other countries, the Apple Watch should be available through the Apple Store, Apple Online Store and possibly select Apple Authorized Resellers.
In the Netherlands, you should expect to pay €419 (which is about $467) for the 38mm Apple Watch Sport, while in Sweden it will go for SEK 3,995 ($480), and in Thailand it will start at THB 13,500 ($399).
Apple’s retail rollout of Watch has been slow, with initial sales restricted only to online orders. The device seems to have been severely supply constrained at launch, but Apple is catching up to demand, enabling both in-store sales and the addition of new countries to the list of places where it’s available. Industry estimates place Apple Watch unit sales at around 2.79 million since the device's launch, though the company has yet to confirm any figures.
In the Netherlands, you should expect to pay €419 (which is about $467) for the 38mm Apple Watch Sport, while in Sweden it will go for SEK 3,995 ($480), and in Thailand it will start at THB 13,500 ($399).
Apple’s retail rollout of Watch has been slow, with initial sales restricted only to online orders. The device seems to have been severely supply constrained at launch, but Apple is catching up to demand, enabling both in-store sales and the addition of new countries to the list of places where it’s available. Industry estimates place Apple Watch unit sales at around 2.79 million since the device's launch, though the company has yet to confirm any figures.
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