The watch has been on display in Apple stores since April 10, when it became available for preorder online and at shops including trendy fashion boutiques in Paris, London and Tokyo.
Apple had directed people to order online, preventing long queues around its stores that have become a norm with the company's rollout of new products. The company said all orders, except one model, placed through May would be shipped to customers within two weeks.
Apple Watch will be launched in Italy, Mexico, Spain, South Korea, Singapore, Switzerland and Taiwan on June 26, the company said.
Apart from the online stores, customers can buy the devices at Apple's retail stores and some authorised resellers.
The watch is currently available in the United States, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan and the UK.
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