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•So Far So Good for Online Watches Sales
Both online retailers and brick and mortar stores count on holiday sales to boost their annual sales revenues, especially since the holidays occur at the end of the fiscal year. Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is known as the biggest shopping day of the year, as consumers take advantage of mega deals. This year, with the economy having plummeted and so many jobs being lost, it was up in the air whether such holidays sales would be as good as they have in years past. The answer so...

•Tissot Watches and the Current Economy
For the last 200 years Switzerland has repeatedly been on the wounding edge of luxury watch manufacturing, moreover few company do it better than Tissot. Since 1853, Tissot has steadily maintained their status as one the most pioneering and fashionable watch brands throughout the world. This internationally identifiable brand has without fail, delivered some of the unique scientific advancements in watch history. Based in Switzerland and sold around the world, Tissot is a proud subsidiary of...

•Luxury Watchmakers Hoping for Big Bonuses
Luxury watchmakers are hoping that they can put the year 2009 well behind them, and maybe even go out with an unexpected bang. Although most of us employed people will be lucky to get any “end of the year”, “happy holiday” bonuses this year, there are some groups, such as bankers and lawyers that will most likely still get theirs. These bonuses are what fuel purchases of luxury goods such as watches, especially expensive watches. Bonuses allow one to purchase expensive goodies for themselves...

•Breitling Watches How to Spot a Fake Part One
Breitling Watches: How to Spot a Fake (Part One) Statistics vary on what percentage of Breitling Watches sold online are fake, but most are in the 90% range. The fact of the matter is, the vast majority of Breitlings sold online are replicas, not the genuine article, and the danger of paying too much for a fake watch is almost impossible to evade. However, there are certain things you can look for, even if you're not a watches expert. While some fakes are obvious, others are near perfect,...

•Luxury Watch Market Trends
Despite international economic woes, the higher end luxury side of the watch business looks like it is in rather decent shape. As for market trends, automatic timepieces are slowly recapturing market share. And while rose gold is still strong, cheaper stainless steel is gaining popularity especially when it is occasionally made a bit more elegant with the adding on of diamonds. And size-wise, wristwatches continue getting larger with 48 and 49-millimeter timepieces becoming increasingly...

•Raymond Weil Watches Look to Accomplish 4 Things
In a competitive market like the watch industry, every company has to do something to distinguish them from the competition. There are a number of luxury watch companies to choose from, and only the buyer can decide who remains successful and who fails. Here are four facets Raymond Weil timepieces aim to accomplish to separate from the rest. 1. Independence - One thing that has allowed Raymond Weil to stand out is its extreme independence it has developed over time. With this independence...

•Is your Luxury Watch Authentic
? It has been estimated by Swiss Customs Service, that there are some 30 to 40 million counterfeit watches put into circulation each year. While that number alone is staggering, think about that over a five-year period. In that timeframe there are almost 200 million fake watches that have been thrust onto the market. If you really want to get crazy with the numbers and do it for the last ten years that would mean that there are close to 400 million counterfeit watches on the market, an...

•TAG Heuer Helps Tiger Woods Reach 1 Billion Mark Selects Lucky Winner
TAG Heuer Helps Tiger Woods Reach $1 Billion Mark & Selects Lucky Winner September 30, 2009 was no ordinary day. It was the day that 34 year old Tiger Woods became the first billionaire sportsman. This is second first for the darling of golf, who in 2002 became the world's highest paid sportsman when he earned more than Michael Schumacher, the darling of Formula 1 racing. Thanks to endorsement deals, sponsorships and his success at golf, a young Tiger Woods has reached the $1 billion...

•Will Vice Versa Revolutionize How Baume Mercier Watches Are Made
? It can be difficult coming up with new and enticing ideas to keep buyers coming back for more regardless of what the product is. When it comes to watches, this can be particularly difficult since all products have the same intentions, showing the time. For Baume Mercier, seeing the time is the last reason you purchase a watch. To follow with their thinking, Vice Versa is set to revolutionize the watch industry, or at least the fashion industry. How many people actually buy a watch so they...

•The History Behind Tissot Watches
From 1853 to the present day, Tissot has continually surprised and delighted customers with its product innovation. A relentless pioneering spirit led the company from its foundation in the small Swiss Jura town of Le Locle, to a presence in 150 countries. From its first pocket watch with two time zones in 1853 to its revolutionary touch-screen technology T-Touch watch, Tissot has presented a series of firsts in terms of technology, materials, and design, going as far as creating watches made...