Apple continues its business, maximizing production of the Apple Watch to have enough stock and cover the demand for the watch, but not everything is so simple and even a company like Apple has had trouble meeting the demand for this device.
If we look at the evolution of this launch and the dates that they are giving to users who can buy an Apple Watch today in their country, we see that on many occasions (not all) the watch arrives earlier than expected to the hands of its owner and this is an important piece of information for the next level of distribution, sale in stores.
Apple CEO Tim Cook himself already said that June was the month chosen for the second wave of launches and now comes out saying that this desired watch will be in company stores next month. The news is generally good as finally Apple will sell its watch in its stores, The bad thing is that neither the exact date of this start of sales is known, nor the countries that will enter this second batch of countries that will receive it and the system with which they will be sold in stores is not known if it is who do not want to see the queues of people in front of their stores again.
Apple usually adds Spain in the second wave of launches when a new product arrives, in this case we also hope to be among the chosen countries. If Apple improves its available stock to supply the existing demand it will get another impressive sales figure, but surely in the WWDC when they show us the data of the first wave, we are going to be amazed.