Neuchâtel boutique : Summer opening hours from Monday 6 July to Saturday 15 August: Monday to Friday: 9.00 am – 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm – 6.00 pm; Saturday: 9.00 am – 5.00 pm.
Regular price
CHF 2'600
or 4x 488 CHF, interest-free, 25% down payment
Pay in 4 instalments
Buy now, pay later. 0% intérêt.
Pay in 4 instalments (0% interest) with your credit card ( Visa, Mastercard or American express).
Only 25% of the amount is required immediately, and the balance can be financed in 4 instalment. The first down payment is charged on your card at the moment of purchase ( 25), and the balance automatically each month.
PAY IN MONTHLY INSTALMENTS
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE
Boutique Michaud offers you a flexible payment solution enabling you to pay over 4 monthly instalments (0% interest), with 25% initial down payment debited at the moment of the purchase (minimal purchase of 2’000.-CHF and maximum of 10’000.-CHF).
This service is provided by our partner HeyLight. It is available to Swiss residents (or resident permit C or B); older than 18 years old and living in Switzerland for at least 1 year. It only requires a credit or debit card (Visa or Mastercard) and a valid I.D. to complete a fast and simple checkout process. Once completed, you are welcome to collect your purchase in our boutique or we would be delighted to arrange a home delivery.
This payment solution is not applicable on Rolex timepieces.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Online order: select the item you would like to buy. 2. Enter your personal data
3.Select "Flexible monthly payment" as Payment method.
Add your items to the basket, then select "Pay in instalments with HeyLight" at checkout. 4. Validate your pre-order 5. Michaud Advisor will get in touch with you as soon as possible in order to validate the feasibility of instalment payment. Your birth date will be required.
For any further questions please get in touch with us through info@michaud.ch
Inspired by distant lands, the Africa collection evokes desert landscapes and magical starry nights. The 18-carat yellow gold spheres that characterise this collection are finely engraved by hand with thin grooves using the ancient Florentine “millerighe” burin technique, creating a fine, brushed texture.
