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Yo iba a dejar mi opinión/comentario sobre este tema que se está convirtiendo en más de lo mismo, pero después de ver el nuevo gif/firma de de unicoru se me ha olvidado por completo...
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Dejo un enlace que puede ser de interés sobre la visita a las fábricas de Seiko por parte del responsable de la web www.fratellowatches.com y pego un párrafo de su análisis que me ha parecido llamativo (en inglés):
https://www.fratellowatches.com/seiko-watches/seiko-factory-visit-trip-report-part-1/
"After our visit to Morioka on the first day there was a lot of information to digest. I was amazed by the openness of the Seiko staff and how they dealt with our questions. Every question was answered and when something could not be answered right away, they ran off to the responsible person or department and came back with the answer later on. Compared to my trips to some Swiss and German brands, the Japanese were very transparent. Almost no closed doors and when a door was closed, it had a good reason (future projects), where-as in Germany and Switzerland I get the idea that some times it is about hiding parts of the manufacturing process or the fact that a lot of parts do not come from their own factories (or even from Europe). In my humble opinion, I think Seiko should be doing some more ‘showing off’, just to tell people how much it is they do themselves. I am very tempted to state that Seiko is the manufacture that really does everything in-house, but I haven’t been everywhere in Switzerland and Germany and because of the closed doors, it actually also quite hard to tell."
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Dejo un enlace que puede ser de interés sobre la visita a las fábricas de Seiko por parte del responsable de la web www.fratellowatches.com y pego un párrafo de su análisis que me ha parecido llamativo (en inglés):
https://www.fratellowatches.com/seiko-watches/seiko-factory-visit-trip-report-part-1/
"After our visit to Morioka on the first day there was a lot of information to digest. I was amazed by the openness of the Seiko staff and how they dealt with our questions. Every question was answered and when something could not be answered right away, they ran off to the responsible person or department and came back with the answer later on. Compared to my trips to some Swiss and German brands, the Japanese were very transparent. Almost no closed doors and when a door was closed, it had a good reason (future projects), where-as in Germany and Switzerland I get the idea that some times it is about hiding parts of the manufacturing process or the fact that a lot of parts do not come from their own factories (or even from Europe). In my humble opinion, I think Seiko should be doing some more ‘showing off’, just to tell people how much it is they do themselves. I am very tempted to state that Seiko is the manufacture that really does everything in-house, but I haven’t been everywhere in Switzerland and Germany and because of the closed doors, it actually also quite hard to tell."
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