Let’s make this simple: March 9 will be the Apple Watch show. Granted, the company officially unveiled its smartwatch last fall, but it was not the centerpiece of the event; two iPhones — the 6 and 6 Plus — were the belles of that ball.
Apple making the watch the focal point of the San Francisco-based event does present a challenge or two. You can’t really unveil what you’ve already unveiled. So it will have to dig deeper and show us more detail, new features, additional design options, fresh bands from known designers, and lots and lots of apps.
