A new report claims that Apple (AAPL) Watch will be released in March.

The report comes from 9to5Mac’s Mark Gurman and claims to have insider sources for its information on the Apple Watch release. According to these sources, Apple plans to bring one or two employees from several Apple Stores in the United States to special training sessions to learn about explaining the wearable device in February. After returning from these sessions, those employees will train other at their stores.

The Apple Watch has also been undergoing more tests and development since it was revealed in September. The device’s battery has reportedly had more tests done on it and the operating system has had some changes made as well. It’s possible that further software development could delay the release of the smartwatch, reports 9to5Mac.

According to Business Insider, Gurman has been a reliable source in the past when it comes to insider Apple knowledge. It’s likely that he has reliable sources inside the company and his Apple Watch release rumor could very well turn out to be true.

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