Swiss Watches

Swiss watches are timepieces that meet the qualifications to bear the mark identifying the product with the high standards of Switzerland. In order for a watchmaker to qualify for the use of the Switzerland stamp of approval, the product must meet the minimum requirements of work that is actually performed in Switzerland. This requirement includes that a minimum of half the components must be a product of Switzerland.

The specific requirements for any men's or women's fine timepiece to carry the 'Swiss' identification include the case, the movement, and the final inspection in Switzerland. For some designs, the indication can only be stamped on the movement and not on the outside of the case.

of the quality associated with the claim of being Swiss-made timepieces.

Standards of Swiss Watches

Some of the fine men's and women's watch designs that meet the standards for recognition as 'Swiss' include Dubey and Schaldenbrand, Glycine, Jean Marcel, Maurice de Mauriac, Muhle-Glashutte, Thomas Gref and Zeno. The logo of the designer is placed on the case along with the confirming stamp that the timepiece qualifies as a bona fide Swiss watch.

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