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The retail presence for Apple's first smartwatch is growing; Best Buy already has in-store displays dedicated to showing off the Apple Watch, and now Target is preparing to kick off sales. The Apple Watch will arrive in some stores "this week," according to the retailer, and will make it to all stores come October 25th. Online orders will be available starting on the 18th.
In total, Target says it'll be carrying 20 models (both 38mm and 42mm) split between Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch. That'll include new editions like the rose gold Sport model and the space black stainless steel Watch. The company notes that the most expensive Apple Watch it'll be selling costs $599 — so Target's lineup likely tops off with the Apple Watch with sport band. If you want the full Apple Watch collection, Apple's own stores remain your best bet.
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