Garmin India Pvt Ltd, a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), today launched its first ever state-of-the-art, exclusive showroom in Bengaluru. The global leader in smart-watches, is extending its offline presence to make a strong connect with the client and cater their after-sell-service requirements.
Located at Sector 3, HSR Layout in the southern part of the tech-city of Bengaluru, near Electronic City, the fully operational showroom displays Garmin’s wide range of popular watches bringing in multiple options for its customers including Vivo series, Fenix series, Edge series, FR Series and newly launched Instinct.
The store was inaugurated in the presence of Mr. Ali Rizvi, National Sales Manager, Garmin India along with business partners and officials from Garmin India.
The showroom is equipped with service centre spread offering one stop solution to its customers, buying Garmin products. The showroom is also furnished with live units display counters of the watches, which helps customers to physically experience and make a choice of the products.
Keeping the fitness tracking as the main USP of the Garmin watches, the store is also equipped with running treadmill and indoor cycling trainer, which helps customers to check the quality and strength of Garmin watches and experience it of their own. They can also feel, differentiate and compare it to other watches or fitness trackers available in the market.
Commenting on the inauguration Mr. Ali Rizvi, National Sales Manager, Garmin India said, “Bengaluru is one of the most important markets for Garmin India and we are excited to announce that Garmin’s watches are the most preferred options for the buyers in the city, given its quality and wide range of our products. Whether the customer is looking for lifestyle watch, fitness watch or other sports watch, this showroom will cater to all the choices and needs of the customers. This is our first step to expand our network in Karnataka state. We are confident that very soon we would have more touchpoints for our customers in the Southern India region.”
