Swatch Ads from the early 80s

The sales of Swatch watches in the UK started in fall of 1983.  The following six page foldout leaflet was distributed in early 1984 in the UK as it shows some 1984 Swatches.  So I assume that it was not the first (but probably the second) sales leaflet in the UK. 

The following things are interesting to be noted:

• The watches are not listed with their common names such as GB001, GR700, GT702, ... but with a unique six digit number such as 650071, 651471, 650771, ...  These six digit number were probably introduced by the UK distributor called Avia International Division.  Back then, Swatch was not operating as a company in all countries where it was selling watches.  Swatch used local distributors instead.  You will see those six digit numbers again on the pictures of two early blister packagings below.  Shortly afterwards, each Swatch got a unique name and those six digit numbers were quickly forgotten (and the same ref.codes were used all around the world).
  
• at least one variant is shown on the second picture:  The GB001 in the upper has a red second hand.  This is a rare variation, also known as GB001V1 or GB102.  Can you spot other variants?
  

Below are two early blister packagings for Swatch watches.  These specific packagings were sold in the UK as they carry a round sticker with that six digit number.  In this case:  654671 and 650771.  So these two packagings originally contained a GB705 (concluded from the price sticker on the back [19.95 UKP!], not in the leaflet above) and a GT702.