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EDITOR’S NOTE

t has been said and often repeated that the Swiss watch industry is always 10 years behind, especially with regard to embracing new trends. I believe it was the late Nicolas Hayek Sr. who came up with that. Either spoken as an affectionate jab or some trenchant observation of the intransigent nature of traditional Swiss watchmaking, this comment contains more than a grain of truth

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