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Longio Zhuke Bronze Watch Review
I am sitting here with my Longio?Zhuke watch a few months after getting it, examining the patina on the case. A modern looking dive watch, rather than being in a typical steel case, the Zhuke comes in bronze. The odd material became popular over the last few years for unknown reasons. I think it has something to do with how the case ages quickly, making it look vintage, and how the color fits somewhere between steel and gold. Bronze is not an ideal material for cases as it begins to oxidize quickly. Sure you can polish it, but most people who own bronze watches seem to love how each of them age in their own special way.So my bronze Zhuke is starting to look like some type of vintage instrument. In a strange way it is cool, but I can’t seem to pinpoint why. The patina doesn’t quite look “dirty” and as I run my finger over the case it still feels smooth and pleasant. I could get behind this bronze thing – but certainly only for a select number of watches in
Why The Swatch Group Sued Tiffany & Co. And Won About $450 Million
You may have heard that the lawsuit between the Swatch Group and Tiffany & Co. is finally over. The relationship that began in 2007 (which was meant to last for at least 20 years) ended bitterly in 2011. The “strategic alliance” was to have Tiffany & Co. partner with the Swatch Group to produce Tiffany & Co. branded timepieces. Tiffany & Co. made watches before this but wanted someone to take over that part of their business (and ideally to grow it).The first Swatch Group Tiffany & Co. watches were released in 2009 and I believe the last year they showed any new watches at Baselworld was in 2010. In 2011 the Swatch Group announced that it was going to pull out of the deal and sued Tiffany & Co., and Tiffany & Co. counter-sued. The amounts in questions were in the billions of dollars.