Download - The Apple Watch Was Made For China
American consumers see Apple as a tech
companyImage Source: flickr/Yuri Samoilov
Chinese consumers see Apple as a luxury brand
Image Source: flickr/istolethetv
But when former supermodel Christy Turlington showed up at the Apple “Spring Forward” event in March . . .
People were like …“This is so embarrassing I want to die …” - The Verge
“We can’t help but feel her presence lacked any … relevance” - The Next Web
“What the huh???” - Twittersphere (in more colorful language)
This guy bought 99 iPhones to propose to his girlfriend.
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This guy bought 99 iPhones to propose to his girlfriend.
She said “no”. . .
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Just look at the sales.
Apple Sales in Greater China
Q1 2012 Q1 2013 Q1 2015
$4.1 billion
$6.8 billion
$16.1 billion
Q1 2014
$9.5 billion
It made a luxury watch.
China Luxury Watch Market
2004 2009 2014
$0.6 billion
$2.1 billion
$4.2 billion
And it designed a communication method Chinese consumers are
already familiar with.
Image Source: Apple
Image Source: Apple Keynote
The primary input for text on
smartphones in China is
handwritten characters
You can already buy knock-offs.Image Source: tmall.com
No other wearable has received the same counterfeit treatment.
Image Sources: Sony, Samsung, and Motorola
One man was even arrested for
selling drugs to finance his
Apple WatchImage Source: flickr/Victor
Not the wearable he was hoping for.
Image Source: flickr/Victor
One man was even arrested for
selling drugs to finance his
Apple Watch
And some customers simply cannot wait.
“Every day, there are so many people coming in to ask if we have the Apple Watch.”
- Apple Store employee in Shanghai
It was made for the 27 million* people that bought an iPhone in China last quarter.
*That’s 36% of total iPhone sales
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