PLAYFUL AND FUN BUNNY SWATCH SWISS BUNNYSUTRA UNISEX'S WATCH (GAME). SWATCH TOUCH MODEL STGK101. LIMITED EDITION AND CONTROVERSIAL - GLOWS IN THE DARK

by Swatch

Product Features

• SWATCH BUNNYSUTRA WATCH - NEW SWATCH TOUCH MODEL STGK101 - LIMITED EDITION AND CONTROVERSIAL. NO LONGER BEING MADE BY SWATCH. SOLD OUT COLLECTORS ITEM!
• 100% AUTHENTIC & IN THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING. NEW IN CLEAR GIFT BOX & COVER WITH SWATCH LOGO.
• May Not Be Suitable For Children. The Bunnysutra seems to be a very controversial watch. "Bunnysutra," the dial of the watch features images of toy rabbits doing what rabbits do. Tap the crystal and the fun really begins as the hands sweep together and around the dial, landing on one of the happy bunny "positions" the rabbits are enjoying, then returning to the proper time after a brief pause. No light in the bedroom? No worries, the bunnies glow in the dark.
• APPROVED BY RABBITS! "We Wholeheartedly Endorse This Product!"- Castor & Pollux Rabbit
• We have these fun watches IN STOCK and ready to ship by Priority Mail. Buy With Confidence - Home Luxury is an eBay PowerSeller with 100% Positive Feedback! A Great Gift and Fun Collectible!

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
• ASIN: B001LJPK4A
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #345,628 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)

Product Description

Additional details: Name: Bunnysutra (Game) Swatch number: STGK101 Category: Touch Year: 2004 Spring Summer Collection Diameter case: 40 mm. Color case: transparent Hands: Blue, Blue, Type strap: Plastic Strap Strap width: 20.0 mm. Water-resistant: 30 Metres Design year: 2003 DOES NOT HAVE ALARM; WARRANTY (USA 2 YEARS). From The Sun of London: FURY AT BONKING RABBIT AD By SUN ONLINE REPORTER - THEY really are at it like rabbits in New York's Times Square - for a brand new watch advert. A huge clock face billboard shows a dozen bunnies in different sexual positions. The new watches - by manufacturer Swatch - are part of a new line called "Bunnysutra." Every time a user touches the new watch its hands whizz round and land on "happy bunny positions." The cheeky ad sparked outrage among some New Yorkers who claimed they were too saucy, according to Local 6 news. But the firm behind them hit back, calling the designs playful and fun.