Don’t know how many watches a high end dealer expects to shift monthly, chatting to the sales lass in a Hubolt dealer late Monday afternoon, I was the first person in the day that day.
I agree, but oddly if I were in their shoes I wouldn't be rushing to do it either. The only industry figure I see asking for new designs is Ariel Adams, and as we can see in this forum most are satisfied with more Monacos and Carreras and the odd Monza/Silverstone/etc. What sort of bizarre industry is this where the customers are happy to never have a new model to look at. How do you push boundaries and explore further by making the same stuff over and over again?
I saw something the other day... I think it was that guy, you know.... Christian from Theo and Harris, said there's a Bremont boutique somewhere or other, hasn't sold a watch in three months or something. And another boutique that had sold three watches... can't remember which brand it was. Times are tough, but never mind, keep putting them prices up!
The new Bremont CEO has said end of February some new models due and cheaper prices (basically saying they’ve too expensive currently and need to be lower down a tier).
Really? Interesting to see a watch company not betting all their horses on doubling prices in the next five years. I assume their new ceo aint Swiss then ey.
Wouldn't you believe it… but IWC have actually lowered (!) some of their list prices in Switzerland. And the new Ingénieur is rumored to no longer be sold in IWC boutiques alone
... Jeff Pesos.
