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INTERVIEW: The G-Shock Watch Strategy By Casio's Tadashi Shibuya
After a number of years in the market, Mr. Tadashi Shibuya has recently been promoted to run Casio watches in the U.S., the most important market for Casio outside Japan. Since the 1980s, the American market has been wild for Casio’s flagship G-Shock product family. Casio has been adept at continually improving its products while also getting long lives from its hit timepiece designs. Casio remains one of the few traditional watchmakers that actually produces state-of-the-art timepiece technology today while, at the same time, capturing the hearts of fans who enjoy the nostalgia of Casio products they experienced in decades past.Part of Casio’s success is blending a focus on technology and fashion in a way that keeps the brand stylistically and functionally relevant to consumers. Doing this well requires Casio to have a firm grasp on multiple proficiencies, which means its top managers need to consider a number of questions no matter what product or marketing decision they
Omega Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph Titanium Blue Watch Hands-On
Here we have one of my favorite chronographs from Baselworld this year. While it is certainly tough to beat Omega’s stunning Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon, if you’re looking for something a bit more under the radar while still offering the charm of a Moonwatch, it’s going to be hard to deny the appeal of a titanium Omega Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph Moonwatch with a beautiful blue dial and Omega’s excellent 9300 automatic co-axial chronograph movement.Don’t get me wrong, I love a standard black-on-steel Moonwatch as much as the next guy, it’s a classic that deserves to be both protected and continued by Omega. As a watch, the Speedmaster Moonwatch represents a truly appealing and well-rounded offering in the sport watch market, whether you look at any of the past legacy models or the still-fresh Co-axial 9300 versions (hands-on review), like the all-titanium model shown here.