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Creo que ya quedo claro en el hilo de Seiko, ahora intentamos hablar de las compañías suizas que externalizan su producción en Asia, aquí tienes unas cuantas
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https://www.montrichardwatch.com/watch-manufacturer/
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Montrichard main factory is located in South China and conveniently connected to the Hong Kong international trade hub. Montrichard China made watches are more than just cost effective; Montrichard facilities meet rigorous quality standards and workers are educated, certified and managed by both Western and Asian watch manufacturing specialists.
As a key player in watch industry, Montrichard watch manufacturer has an assembly factory in Switzerland to produce certified Swiss Made watches. Montrichard has establish a recognized expertise in producing various watches such asautomatic, mechanical, quartz, sport, fashion, stainless steel, ceramic, jewelry, diamond, etc.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-luxury-watches-swissmade-idUSBRE9230KS20130304
Este artículo es muy interesante, leedlo entero, de donde cita literalmente
This means cost-conscious watchmakers in the lower-priced segment can import 100 percent of the cases, dials, hands and straps and still mark their watches “Swiss Made” as long as half of the parts of the watch movement are made at home.
“Thanks to current weak Swiss laws, watches produced almost entirely in China can be sold legally under the ”Swiss Made“ label,” Jean-Daniel Pasche, chairman of the Swiss watch federation (FH), said in a telephone interview.
Erich Mosset, head of movement maker Ronda, which makes some parts for its Swiss quartz movements in its factory in Thailand, said the new law meant a “massive tightening”.
LVMH’s biggest watch brand TAG Heuer has been one of the few to publicly admit buying movement parts from Japan’s Seiko while stressing this would not hurt its “Swiss Made” image.
“You can find these components in a very good quality in Asia,” he said. “They are not better if you make them in Switzerland.”
Otro artículo interesante del financial times
https://www.ft.com/content/8ce9d068-e3e7-11e2-91a3-00144feabdc0; Ayer a las 21:19 Razón: añadir información![]()
“Thanks to current weak Swiss laws, watches produced almost entirely in China can be sold legally under the ”Swiss Made“ label,” Jean-Daniel Pasche, chairman of the Swiss watch federation (FH), said in a telephone interview.
No tengo nada contra produtos chinos(con la minima calidad).
Lo que preocupa es la opacidad que la industria relojera suiza presenta en los ultimos años.
LVMH’s biggest watch brand TAG Heuer has been one of the few to publicly admit buying movement parts from Japan’s Seiko while stressing this would not hurt its “Swiss Made” image.
Claro que no, un suizo llevar un calibre Seiko no le hace daño...ahora el contrario ya no lo veo con buenos ojos...

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