Last week, Apple sent out media invitations for Spring Forward, its first event for 2015 to be held in Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco this coming March 9. Spring Forward is the next big event for Apple after hosting one of its grandest production on September last year for the formal public introduction of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.

According to one source, the said event was named such and to be held on said date in reference to the fact that by that time, clocks in the United States will move "forward" for the Daylight Savings Time. Furthermore, the same source said that the name of the event involving "time" is a clue that the presentation will mainly focus on the much anticipated Apple Watch.

The buzz on the release date of Apple Watch is still boiling restlessly despite the January 20 announcements from Apple CEO, Tim Cook that Apple Watch is due for release starting at $349 this April. However, according to The Michael Report which maintains to gather information from sources within the company, Spring Forward will be a venue to officially introduce Apple's12-inch Retina MacBook Air instead.

The same source claimed that this information is very similar with the predictions of known Apple analysts Ming-Chi Kuo and Andrew Uerkwitz. Moreover insider scoops from supply chains divulged that Apple has increased parts production late last year specifically for this March MacBook debut.

The speculation about this Apple Watch launch cannot be sealed until March 9, but reliable industry sources expect that the Apple Watch will be introduced in the U.S first, similar to previous events. However, Cook suggested in his recent trip to an Apple Store in Berlin Germany, that the watch will not be available "exclusively" in the United States by the time of its launch this April.

Apple fans all over the globe are fidgety over Spring Forward, so expect the whole world glued at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco this coming March 9.