Apple’s first timepiece isn’t expected to hit stores until early 2015, but if you live in certain parts of Silicon Valley, you just might see Apple Watch dangling on a few lucky wrists.
Reports of Apple Watch sightings have started to hit Twitter with Apple engineer’s seen rocking the sport edition while waiting to be whisked to the mothership on a bus.
Saw a few Apple employees wearing the iWatch at a bus stop in mission. All were wearing the sport edition and carrying the iPhone six plus.
— Rohit J (@rohitjenveja) September 22, 2014
The Apple Watch Sport will go on sale next year for $399, though details on battery life are still being worked out. The regular Apple Watch and Apple Watch Edition will reportedly cost much more than the Apple Watch Sport and will feature sapphire glass displays.
Early estimations for the gold Apple Watch edition have been as high as $5,000, but if you’re the Apple engineer Nate Chiger spotted you could get it for free.
Via: BI
Buster Hein is a freelance writer who lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Twitter: @bst3r.
2 responses to “Apple engineers begin testing Apple Watch in the wild”
Apple Watch will start at $349, not $399.
Jeff is correct the Apple Watch Sport will undoubtedly be the lowest in cost starting out at $349. Is Nate Chiger a leopard or something?