tooki, this is indeed a very nice deal! I'm not sure I'm up to that price range tho, now considering the i-Con 1 or nano prices... Hmmmm...
Did you end up buying it? I see the ad for the station has been pulled, so I assume it's been sold.
But "Including Swiss customs"? How's that?
Amazon has a program called Amazon Global, which is basically Amazon handling the customs clearance. When you order, Amazon charges you in advance for customs fees. So by the time the package arrives in Switzerland, it's already cleared customs, so no surprise bills from Post GLS for Fr. 3 in Swiss VAT and Fr. 35 "administrative fees". The total you pay Amazon is the final price, period. And in fact, if Amazon's estimated customs fees end up being higher than the actual fees, then about 2 months later you'll receive a refund for the excess you paid (and if the estimated fees are too low, Amazon eats the difference!!).
In the case of Switzerland, which is not part of the EU, if you order from an EU Amazon (where prices are required to be posted including VAT), then the cart will actually remove VAT on checkout. The screenshot below shows what it looks like on Amazon.de. The cart shows the VAT-inclusive prices for each item, and the subtotal also still includes VAT. But if you click the "Estimate VAT, Postage and Packaging" widget, you'll see that the item cost has dropped (no VAT) and that there's an "Import fees deposit". Even with shipping to Switzerland, the "Estimated Order Total" is usually less than the VAT-inclusive price. (And they're doing free shipping at the moment, making it unambiguously less.)
Here's the critical thing: This applies only to items sold by Amazon itself, NOT third-party sellers!! (I think it may also apply to third-party sellers that use Amazon's fulfillment and billing services. If you see the import fees deposit, then you know you're good.)