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Greubel Forsey Signature 1 Limited Edition Steel Blue For USA & Red Gold Watches Hands-On
In this article are two versions of the limited-edition Greubel Forsey Signature 1 watch that we originally debuted earlier in 2016 here. You might recall that the Signature 1 is the most accessibly priced watch that Greubel Forsey currently produces. All that really means is that it has a sub $200,000 price. Still, it is almost half as expensive as the next step up in the Greubel Forsey brand catalog.Greubel Forsey will produce a total of 66 Signature 1 watches, with 33 of those pieces in steel. My understanding is that those 66 watches will represent six smaller limited edition sets of 11 watches each. The blue watch is one of the steel models, and it is an exclusive for the United States – again, being part of a limited edition of 11 pieces. I also wanted to share images of the 18k red gold model. It is perhaps worth mentioning how traveling is an important part of our ability to cover these stories. I got to see the blue and steel model here in Los Angeles, and we photographe
Richemont SA Reports Annual 4 Percent Drop In Sales, 46 Percent Drop In Profit, Shares Drop 5 Percent, Dividends Up 6 Percent
There are only about a dozen notable companies/groups in the watch industry that are publicly traded in a stock market somewhere around the world. Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA (CFR) is one of them. Richemont, the owner of major watch brands like IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Panerai, Vacheron Constantin, and others,?recently released the consolidated results for the 2017 financial year that ended on March 31, and the numbers and statements contained within are certainly telling of the overall timepiece business environment that the industry is facing in 2017.best watches regularly reports on the business of making and selling watches, which we feel is crucial to the health of our industry, as well as to the buying and collecting experience for timepiece enthusiasts. If you've been following our work, then you'll already know that due to a series of systemic (i.e. non-cyclical) reasons, the watch industry as a whole is experiencing falling sales, lower profits, and an overall contraction