Apple today finally revealed its prices for the Apple Watch and Canada is part of the launch, set to start shipping on April 24. Here are the prices in Canadian from Apple’s Canadian press release:
Apple Watch Sport, priced at $449 (CAD) and $519 (CAD); ($349/$399 in the USA)
Apple Watch, available from $699 (CAD) to $1,459 (CAD); ($549/$1099 in the USA)
Apple Watch Edition, crafted from custom rose or yellow 18-karat gold alloys, with prices starting at $13,000 (CAD); ($10,000 in the USA)
Here’s a breakdown of pricing now that Apple.ca has been updated. Of course, with the lower Canadian Loonie we do pay a bit of a premium:
Apple Watch Sport (10 models)
38mm at $449
42mm at $519
Apple Watch (20 models)
38mm Stainless Steel with White/Black Sport band: $699
42mm Stainless Steel with White/Black Sport band: $779
38mm Stainless Steel with Black Classic Buckle: $849
42mm Stainless Steel with Black Classic Buckle: $919
38mm Stainless Steel with Milanese Loop: $849
42mm Stainless Steel with Milanese Loop: $919
38mm Stainless Steel with Black/Blue/Soft Pink/Brown/ Modern Buckle: $979
42mm Stainless Steel with Black/Bright Blue/Stone/Light Brown Leather Loop: $919
38mm Stainless Steel Case with Link Bracelet: $1229
42mm Stainless Steel Case with Link Bracelet: $1299
38mm Space Black Case with Space Black Stainless Steel Link Bracelet: $1389
42mm Space Black Case with Space Black Stainless Steel Link Bracelet: $1459
Apple Watch Edition (8 models)
38mm 18-Carat Rose Gold Case with White Sport Band: $13,000
42mm 18-Carat Rose Gold Case with White Sport Band: $15,500
38mm 18-Carat Yellow Gold Case with Black Sport Band: $13,000
42mm 18-Carat Yellow Gold Case with Black Sport Band: $15,500
38mm 18-Carat Rose Gold Case with Rose Grey Modern Buckle: $22,000
42mm 18-Carat Yellow Gold Case with Black Classic Buckle: $19,000
38mm 18-Carat Yellow Gold Case with Bright Red Modern Buckle: $22,000
42mm 18-Carat Yellow Gold Case with Midnight Blue Classic Buckle: $19,000
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