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JeanRichard Aquascope Hokusai Watch Review
The JeanRichard Aquascope is a handsome Swiss watch that combines a number of interesting design elements and speaks very closely to much of what has been happening in the watch industry over the last few years. Today, I review the JeanRichard Aquascope Hokusai ref. 60650-21M652-FK6A watch. A sub-brand of Girard-Perregaux – and now owned together by the Kering Group – JeanRichard was one of the first Swiss watch makers to see the economic writing on the wall a few years ago that prices were getting a bit too high to sustain the overly ambitious international Swiss watch market. So what JeanRichard did in most markets was decide to reinvent themselves as a lower cost brand that used ETA or Sellita produced Swiss movements versus those made in house.The watch industry certainly did not need yet another pricey name, and the competition for $5,000 plus watches was just getting too high. At that level, the majority of consumers only purchase timepieces from a few big-name compan
RDI Watch Winders Are Functional Objets D'Art
Sponsored Post written for best watches by advertiser.Like athletes, automatic watches need regular workouts to keep them in good working order. A watch winder is therefore like an essential piece of equipment at the gym: it keeps your watches in good shape. But a beautiful timepiece deserves a beautiful winder, so it shouldn't look like a piece of workout equipment. Swiss watch winder company RDI, makes sure its RDI watch winders also serve as decorative objects in their own right, crafted by hand and designed for display.