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Between May 13 and 15, the home ministry was reported to have raided 11 Swatch outlets located in Pavilion KL, 1 Utama, Sunway Pyramid, Mid Valley Megamall, and Suria Sabah over the brand’s ‘Pride Collection’.
Those who own any such products produced by Swatch could face up to three years in jail or a maximum fine of RM20,000, or both, if convicted. “The home ministry again states its commitment to ensure public safety and peace by monitoring and controlling all forms of publications to curb the spread of elements, teachings and movements that contradict the local socio-cultural setup.”
Swatch Malaysia has since filed a bid at the Kuala Lumpur High Court to challenge the government’s action in seizing 172 watches.
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