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I think Jonathan is spot on with his comments:
While acknowledging this is the preserve of wealthy adults, Mr Scatchard says: "As younger people get older and start to have a bit more money, their attitudes will change."
A watchmaker friend of mine always says: A cheap quarzwatch goes in the bin after 5 years and a rare mechanical chronograph in the museum after 100 years !
Guess good watches are stronger today as they have ever been before...
Cheers
Arno
: This was posted on the BBC news site and makes for interesting
: reading.....(nice comment from Jonathan Scatchard on the page
: ref Heuer)
: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-11634105
: comments?
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