For hiking enthusiasts, visiting Zermatt in Switzerland and owning the new Bivouac 9000 extreme black alpine watch—specially developed by Favre-Leuba for mountaineers—is the ultimate life experience. Now, you can achieve both dreams in one go. From July 1 to 31, Favre-Leuba is running a “Buy a Watch, Get a Trip to Zermatt” promotion. Simply purchase the Bivouac 9000 extreme black alpine watch, and you’ll receive a free guided hiking tour of Zermatt, accompanied by two brand ambassadors, including round-trip airfare and two nights' accommodation.
Switzerland is renowned for its natural scenery, and the Matterhorn is a must-visit destination for any mountaineer. To allow watch enthusiasts to experience the beauty of Switzerland while encouraging hiking lovers to learn about watch craftsmanship, Favre-Leuba will invite buyers of the Bivouac 9000 extreme black alpine watch to join a guided hiking experience in Zermatt on September 19 and 20, alongside famous mountaineers Adrian Ballinger and Nicolas Hojac. The event includes one night’s accommodation and meals in an Alpine mountain hut. Taiwan distributor Raybo Peak is also offering an added bonus of round-trip airfare to Zurich and the first night’s accommodation upon arrival—great value indeed.
The Bivouac 9000 is a professional mountaineering watch that has accompanied countless climbers in their quests to conquer extreme heights. American mountaineer Adrian Ballinger wore the Bivouac 9000 during his Everest summit attempt in temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius last year. Price: NT$235,000.
(China Times)