Apple Watch being tested in Apple Stores: how to try it?

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A few days after the official presentation of Apple Watch, it is learned that Apple has decided to make the product available for trial.
Potential buyers will have the opportunity to test Apple Watch two weeks before the official release date of the smartwatch, provided they respect certain conditions.
The always well-informed website 9to5Mac has indeed revealed an interesting preview that would account for the fact that in some Apple Stores, dedicated stations will be set up for trying on Apple Watch.
It seems that these “booths” will be set up starting April 10th, initially only in the first selected countries for the world premiere, and therefore only in some of the brand’s stores in Australia, Canada, Japan, Germany, France, the United States, the United Kingdom, China, and Hong Kong.
The stations dedicated to trying on Apple Watch should be about ten or a dozen in total, and access will be regulated.
Each person interested in the trial will be able to test Apple Watch for a maximum of 15 minutes, with the supervision of an Apple sales associate.
Obviously, given such a “regulated” trial, a reservation will be required to access it.
This is probably the first time such events have been considered to introduce an Apple product better before its official release; perhaps new wearables have not yet become part of the daily lives of interested people.

Smartwatches are often seen primarily as objects useful for athletes, for monitoring certain physical activities while at the same time staying updated on calls and messages.
A practical trial of use could resolve the doubts of the most skeptical and perhaps reveal new, unexpressed or unexpected potentials in advance.
At the time of writing, Apple has not yet confirmed this access method for the potential Apple Watch trial, and it is not known if anything similar will be organized in Italy as well.