Apple has unveiled the final details of its first-ever smart wearable gadget Apple Watch this Monday in San Francisco. In order to better localize its services for Chinese buyers, the smartwatch has added support for several popular Chinese apps, including WeChat, Alipay and Weibo. Kevin Lynch, Apple’s vice president of technology, demonstrated the watch’s features, including the use of these domestic third-party apps, at their press conference. Apple Watch owners will be able to receive and send WeChat messages, and to browse the Moments of their WeChat friends, via their watches. WeChat interface on Apple WatchAlipay disclosed that they have finalized the development of an Apple Watch version, sporting simplified features.