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REISER Launches Latest Update To Alpen Model With New Skeleton Collection
Sponsored post presented on best watches for advertiserAfter debuting its Alpen Date earlier this year, and quickly following it up with the Alpen Chrono, REISER Watches is back again. Its newest watch is called the Alpen Skeleton, which will be limited to 75 pieces (40 with stainless steel bracelet and 35 with NBR rubber strap with deployant clasp). This means that owners are very unlikely to run into another person wearing the same watch.As the name implies, the Alpen Skeleton collection eschews a traditional dial, giving wearers a view of its inner workings. And the movement is a major aspect that REISER has upgraded since the Alpen Date.
Watches Of Switzerland IPO Gives Hope To Brick-And-Mortar Stores
We are living and working in interesting times for the watch industry, with one segment of particular intrigue being the retail market. Conversations have abounded for years as to what the future holds for traditional brick-and-mortar retailers with the growth of eCommerce and “direct-to-consumer” sales. What is surprising, however, are the creative strategies some long-term retailers are developing in the face of this new-age threat. The latest established retailer to test the market feeling in a creative way is the Watches of Switzerland Group, which, on May 30th, 2019, floated the company on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The response? Much better than expected, as expressed by Watches of Switzerland Group CEO Brian Duffy, who says, “It's been great. We more or less went up 14 or 15 percent, and we've been as high as 17 percent up. Today's listing marks the next phase in our growth story. I am delighted by the reaction we have received from the market to our busi