Iwatch is not set to assemble until next month.

There have been rumours that Apple's iwatch should be available during the year. But from the recent revelations, we may not see the much-anticipated smart watch this year. This is supported by a recent report by the Taiwan Economic daily. The report quotes sources as saying Apple's suppliers will not be able to send their manufactured parts to Apple's assembly partners until September. That is to say, iwatch's assembly will not start until September, and it will take months to accumulate enough production-which has not taken into account potential problems that may arise in production. The report also pointed out that suppliers can produce up to 1 million iwatch per month, which is more than 10 million of the year's first shipment estimates are seriously inadequate. So even if the iwatch is likely to be available for sale within the year, the supply should be tight until next year's capacity is followed. Of course, the authenticity of the report is not yet certain, and we need to wait for more information to be revealed later.