/fa/ - Fashion

>>15991451
>What does Made in really mean? Let me begin by saying that the Made In Label has different meanings in different countries, some countries take the made in label quite seriously, others… not so much.

>Research shows that the general public will pay anywhere from 20 to a whopping 100 percent more for the exact same watch just by adding those those two words on the dial SWISS – MADE. Two very expensive words. So, it’s not difficult to see why a watchmaker would be more than happy to add that on his dial whenever possible.

>To begin, the use of Swiss made for watches is regulated and written down in the relatively short “Swiss Made Ordinance”. When you hear people talking about the “60% Rule” – this is what they’re talking about. There’s a little bit more to it than you might think.

>The ordinance essentially states that a watch may be considered a Swiss watch if 5 key criteria are met:

okay friends i gave my seiko 5 a really good shake

hopefully its still running when i get up