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What % of Swiss brand watches use (to the max allowed by their law) China-manufactured COMPONENTs?

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By Chris Stark Verified
| WatchUSeek.com Verified
Re: thread title Given that all "Swiss made" watches require "Swiss made" movements, and all "Swiss made" movements are assembled in Switzerland, none are using fully Chinese-made movements. As far as origin of components, movement components are largely spit out by automated machines. Gears, plates, and bridges churned out by CNC machines will be the same whether the machine is physically located in Switzerland or China. Not a tremendous amount of craftsmanship there.
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Mido Multifort TV Big Date Strap Color

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By Chris Stark Verified
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Considering a Green Mido TV Big Date and would like to get a rubber strap as well. Mocked up some images with the official Mido straps. Initially I though brown would be good, but seeing the image give me second thoughts. Black is always a safe choice and I feel green might be a bit too much. Interested to hear your thoughts.
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Old vs. new Laureato; am I nuts?!

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By Chris Stark Verified
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So am I the only one with a very strong preference for the old Laureato 38 over the new 39? Tried both side by side recently and found the new one way too big feeling, mostly due to lack of bracelet taper, which I think am integrated bracelet watch needs. Of course, there’s also the matter of the movement. No question, new one wins on paper. But I also have an appreciation of tried and true movements (having had to have a Rolex 3230 rebuilt).
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