Vitality offers Apple Watch Series 3 to members

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Vitality has announced that the Apple Watch 3 will be available to members.

The insurer's members will now be able to get Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) and Apple Watch Nike+ (GPS) from £29 and then fund the remaining balance by getting active, with the potential to reduce all future monthly payments to zero. Additionally, until December 31 2017, Vitality members will be able to get an Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS 38mm) or Apple Watch Nike+ (GPS 38mm) for £0 and pay nothing more if they stay active. Vitality Active Rewards is designed to work seamlessly with Apple Watch Series 3. Members can track their activity via Apple Watch Series 3 to earn Vitality points, w...

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