The introduction of Swiss Army watches in the U.S. market for watches in the mid to late 19th Century. The family of Jape Schaffhausen, Switzerland has developed a very simple and easy method for the production of pocket watches. What the Swiss, the Americans began to be improved. The new American watchmaking process was initiated and is now manufacturing 50 000 watches per day. In this new method, the Swiss dominated the bottom of the pocket at affordable pricesMarket. This process is more than go down in history as the reason the Swiss have now, accurate and precise clocks. They left the lower-end market, focusing on the three most important.
The Swiss gold, silver and platinum. With the authentication unsurpassed today and very difficult to duplicate the technology is called molding. What is stamped, is a stamp of authentication on a pocket cover an auditor found.Stamping is the official stamp of the Swiss Government. The mark was also a stamp indicating the amount of the composition of the precious metal watch, it was gold, silver or platinum. Switzerland is a point of reference is the official San Bernardo. Here are the official stamps marking the cities.
Biel used the letter B for its official stamp feature. Basel, the symbol * for its official seal. Chiasso used the letter "T" for his official stamp. Geneva uses the letter Gfor its official seal. La-de-Fonds Draux used the letter C for its official seal. The Le Mont Noir used the letter J for their official stamp. Zurich uses the letter Z for his official stamp.
These cities were some of the best watches in the world today such as Cartier, Girard-Perregaux, Day Hauer, Breitling, Movado, and Invicta to name a few. As you can see this country is rich in history and in the development of the Swiss watch later. The decision to focuson high quality watches was a brilliant decision, because you can not open a magazine today without seeing at least one of the advertised brand name watches. If you have a Swiss watch congratulations you have a little 'class and prestige.
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