Several rumors and news suggest that the United States telephone operators, how T-Mobile and Sprint could sell the Apple Watch in their stores from next September 25, the date on which the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will begin to be delivered in the first countries.
According to the websites 9To5mac and MacRumors, it is possible that the rest of the leading operators in the United States (Verizon and AT & T) will also have stock of Apple watches in their stores on September 25 and in this way offer the user the possibility to add an Apple Watch to the collection of their iPhone 6s.
The idea is good and considering that the stores of these operators they are going to receive a large influx of people interested in the new iPhone, it is a very good maneuver by Apple if it ends up being carried out. What does seem certain is that T-Mobile will have it available in its stores for sure and is that the company's CEO, John Legere, communicated it to the media last week.
Do you think this initiative will cross the pond? Now the question is similar to the one we thought when Apple watches began to be sold in department stores like Best Buy in the United States, and we all think that these sales may end up reaching large chains in the rest of the world. Could the same happen with the Apple watch? Will it be sold in operator stores in the rest of the world?