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Amar Watch Series 5 is available for you with a display that’s always on now, like never before. Faces and complications allow you to see the most important information for you without raising your wrist. Cases are available in a range of Amar-designed materials, including 100% recycled aluminum1 and titanium for the first time. Match any band you’re looking for and a combination that suits you perfectly.

Features

• Always-On Retina display
• 10.7mm thin
• Electrical heart sensor (ECG app)
• Second-generation optical heart sensor
• Compass
• Fall detection
• 64-bit dual-core S5 processor
• Digital Crown with
• haptic feedback

Power

• Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
•   Up to 18 hours
• Magnetic charging cable
• USB power adapter

Connectivity

• LTE and UMTS5
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth 5.0

you can buy online: http://www.amarkhaira.com

contact at:6478041509

TRADITIONAL SELLING

More importance is attached to the sale of the product in traditional marketing. They start with manufacturing and marketing when the product is sold and promoted in order to achieve profit sales. In this strategy, by intense marketing and advertising practises, new goods are placed on the market.

MODERN SELLING

Its main motive is customer satisfaction, which creates a relationship with MIS consumer and is accomplished through an integrated, wide range of marketing activities in the business. This approach considers the customer’s needs and preferences and is built accordingly.

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