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My problem with all this is how does anyone really know? I thought that for a watch to be considered Swiss made it needed to be cased and go through final inspection in Switzerland and that a certain percentage of the work value had to be done in Switzerland. With the difference in labor and overhead cost can a majority of the parts and work be done in Asia and the watch still be labeled Swiss? I thought I understood but lately feeling very confused about this.
we're not talking about Swiss Made watches or movements...this is in regards to Technotime which produces movements using Asian parts but finished/assembled in Switzlerland...:?