"In più, l'orologio è completamente gratuito."

Translation: In addition, the watch is completely free.

[cecylka]

Wouldn't "besides" be appropriate here?

[luisettajack]

what is wrong with "besides" or "moreover" or "what's more"?

[hkysonjr]

For "gratuito," the word "gratis" should also be accepted as valid, along with "free."

[hoelt]

I'm not sure how common gratis is to hear in English, though.

[imbi]

Could (en) "plus" be a translation for "In più"? "Plus, the clock is free"

[Jackie.Bowers]

That's what I put because that's the translation they gave.

[Rampant]

It was accepted as an answer when I put put "plus."

[VickiClare]

Besides is suggested in the drop downs, in addition doesn't appear at all!

[dleibo]

Isn't "And further, the watch is completely free." also correct?

[Tony_Garzan]

"for free" should be accepted too!!! god damn it! not only "free"