Switzerland Insures A Timeless Vacation by Removing All Clocks

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We love this Spillman/Fesler/Leo Burnett-created tourism spot for Switzerland that goes to great lengths to prove just how serious the country is when it comes to providing a pace to relax on vacation.

The work is beautifully shot and captures the true beauty of the country. You can almost believe the two men in this commercial actually did travel the entire country dismantling it of all time pieces.

We especially like the treatment the rooster gets at the end. Nicely done.

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