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Don’t forget the middle class!
DOSSIER
March 2017
In recent decades, Swiss watchmakers have been preoccupied with scaling the summits in terms of pricing, mechanical sophistication and artistic refinement, (...)
What exactly is a mid-range watch?
DON’T FORGET THE MIDDLE CLASS
March 2017
Watchmakers would be the first to say that they don’t like the term “mid-range” – they find it disparaging. And, in fact, there is not a single mid-range – (...)
America’s ever evolving mid-market
USA
March 2017
To see the impact of cutting-edge change in the watch world, check out America’s big, bruising middle market. change in the watch world, check out America’s (...)
The Chinese middle class: six times greater than the population of France
CHINA
China has a middle-class population of 350 to 400 million people, over six times the population of France. Those earning 120,000 RMB or more are considered (...)
Germany: losing the mid-price segment
MARKETS
March 2017
Germany is considered a conservative and demanding watch market. Due to its overall robust economy, in times of crisis the watch market feels negative (...)
In Japan, the breakthrough of Seiko and the failure of lifestyle marketing
ANALYSIS
March 2017
The Japanese market is relatively stable and mature. Regardless of economic trends, luxury watches have been constantly appreciated in the (...)
Target: middle class
VERBATIM
March 2017
Three CEO speak out: Alain Zimmermann, CEO BAUME & MERCIER; Alain Spinedi, CEO LOUIS ERARD; Rolf Studer, co-CEO ORIS.
“The Swiss made label is useful to brands trying to justify themselves”
SWISS MADE
March 2017
Edouard Meylan, the young and dynamic boss of the venerable H. Moser & Cie brand, created one of the buzzes he’s so good at generating (having tried his (...)
“It’s suicide to play around with prices!”
INTERVIEW WITH FRANÇOIS-HENRY BENNAHMIAS
March 2017
Stung by Europa Star’s last feature on the sensitive issue of the pricing practised by watchmakers, François-Henry Bennahmias, CEO of Audemars Piguet, felt (...)
Have I got news for you!
FREELY SPEAKING
March 2017
Slouched in a deckchair on the terrace in the sun, puffing serenely on my pipe with the remnants of a delicious cappuccino beside me, my mobile telephone (...)
French and English: an Entente Cordiale
WATCHWORDS
March 2017
As a translator, my job is essentially to take a load of French words, and turn them into a load of English words. Although it’s unclear exactly how many (...)
Watch prices: the great upheaval
REPORT
January 2017
A SPECIAL REPORT COMPILED by Pierre and Serge Maillard Reshuffling the price cards Price constellation It’s the fault of… An objective look Denis Asch (...)
Reshuffling the price cards
ANALYSIS
January 2017
The very serious slowdown experienced by the Swiss watchmaking industry in 2016 had at least one positive effect – it provided a clearer view of things, (...)
A price constellation
REPORT
January 2017
The price issue is at the heart of the current watchmaking crisis. Pricing is indicative of a systemic crisis with numerous causes, the consequences of (...)
Watch prices: it’s the fault of…
REPORT
January 2017
It’s the fault of… It is true that any number of reasons of all kinds, a whole interwoven knot of reasons, have placed the watchmaking industry in a (...)
Watch prices: an objective look
REPORT
January 2017
Before we start analysing the current situation, let’s cast our eyes back. Because, although the watchmaking business is all about time, it often has a (...)
“I wanted to sell watches, not prices”
DENIS ASCH
January 2017
Comments by Denis Asch, watch expert and former retailer who closed his shop rather than change profession.
A price hike between 2000 and 2010, then the slump
WATCH PRICES
January 2017
So how have prices evolved over the course of the past 15 years? To give an idea, the table below shows a few examples from the French market. The main (...)
“As soon as a price goes up, they look elsewhere”
MARKETS
January 2017
With the democratisation of intercontinental travel prices and the opening up of China, which began sending ever greater streams of tourists all over the (...)
Watch prices: all China’s fault?
REPORT
January 2017
We are not going to trot out the figures for China and Hong Kong, who are often accused of being the root cause of the current crisis. It is true that the (...)