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Visconti Abyssus Scuba 3000m Dive Watches Hands-On
At Couture 2014, I had the interesting opportunity to see the prototypes of the upcoming Visconti Abyssus Scuba 3000m Dive watch collection – a timepiece collection that, in my opinion, belongs in a video game fantasy world. The Visconti Abyssus Scuba 3000m is a timepiece with a lot to discuss. Further,? the brand Visconti is another example of a writing instrument maker turned watch maker. The most famous example of this is German Montblanc, who began to produce watches about 15 years ago. Since then, other traditional pen makers have followed suit with products at different ends of the luxury spectrum. Other traditional writing instrument makers such as Cross, St. Dupont, and Montegrappa have also entered the watch business.Visconti’s strategy in entering the watch business is more like fellow Italian company Montegrappa compared to the others in regard to wishing to produce some wild, avant garde designs versus more classic wrist fare. If Montblanc’s goal is to mak
Explaining What's Wrong With The Watch Industry In 2014
One of the things that is really important to us at best watches is to discuss more than just what new watches are available and what we think you should consider when making purchasing decisions. No, we aren’t going to tell you how to dress or how to be cool, surely you are doing fine when it comes to those things already. Rather, we’d like to talk about the watch industry overall, as well as things you might like to consider as collectors, or simply as people who like to own nice things.The luxury watch industry is a very complicated and interesting entity, and frankly, I’ve never experienced anything else like it. Despite the billions of dollars involved each year, the watch industry operates unlike most other major verticals out there – but that is entirely a different issue. More salient is the fact that, in many ways, the industry alternates between periods of feast and periods of famine. Essentially, they are “economic bubble chasers” and will