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invent this new category. How am I gonna legitimize this with customers? Well, I have this one cool trick that I used before. Exactly. I had the one cool trick. I'm gonna do the one cool trick just with wristwatches instead of pocket watches. In 1910
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innovation and feat of engineering stacked on top of all these other incredible feats of engineering that go into mechanical watches. When they first start, you know, you're adding a new layer to the movement when you do this in the back of the watch
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...how watchmaking was done. And if you look at, say, example of Patek Philippe, 2499, that's based on a Baljeet mood. You don't think of that. You think of Patek as Patek. Now this is the holy grail. But up until, really, I mean, the February, they wer
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...watchmaking. And they were done in a way that was very even back then, very Rolex. There's really no indication these were anything special on a dial besides, let's say, QA on that. They're around. You can buy them today for really less than you migh
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Swiss watchmaking. What we see throughout the twentieth century is a consolidation for more vertical manufacturing. And especially after the quartz revolution in the nineteen seventies, things get very interesting as the watch brands. The major house
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...Swiss watchmaking. What we see throughout the twentieth century is a consolidation for more vertical manufacturing. And especially after the quartz revolution in the nineteen seventies, things get very interesting as the watch brands. The major house
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