Hopefully this might interest a few people.
It's not been announced to the public yet I don't think (my wife in in the industry), but Vitality Health are going to imminently (I think I read 1st October) going to start offering the AW Series 2 (or Nike+) to members for potentially £69.
The way this works is they will 0% finance £300 of the watch over 2 years (leaving you to pay the remainder upfront, which is of course £69 for the 38mm). The remainder is then payable monthly at £12.50 over 2 years - BUT, if you reach a certain number of "active points" per month (which you get for walking, going to the gym etc), then the amount you pay goes down a sliding scale. Enough points and you don't pay anything that month.
Good idea to get people out and active!
If you don't have Vitality then it's worth considering if you want private medical insurance. It has good cover, and a load of other benefits (50% off gym membership, travel benefits, free iTunes downloads, free Starbucks and cinema tickets weekly, 50% off bikes at Evans and various other good benefits too - I got 50% off my Garmin Vivosmart last year for example).
It's not been announced to the public yet I don't think (my wife in in the industry), but Vitality Health are going to imminently (I think I read 1st October) going to start offering the AW Series 2 (or Nike+) to members for potentially £69.
The way this works is they will 0% finance £300 of the watch over 2 years (leaving you to pay the remainder upfront, which is of course £69 for the 38mm). The remainder is then payable monthly at £12.50 over 2 years - BUT, if you reach a certain number of "active points" per month (which you get for walking, going to the gym etc), then the amount you pay goes down a sliding scale. Enough points and you don't pay anything that month.
Good idea to get people out and active!
If you don't have Vitality then it's worth considering if you want private medical insurance. It has good cover, and a load of other benefits (50% off gym membership, travel benefits, free iTunes downloads, free Starbucks and cinema tickets weekly, 50% off bikes at Evans and various other good benefits too - I got 50% off my Garmin Vivosmart last year for example).
