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Swiss watches are known for their exceptional precision due to stringent manufacturing standards and meticulous craftsmanship. To qualify as “Swiss made,” a watch must have its movement assembled, cased, and inspected in Switzerland, with at least 60% of production costs incurred within the country. This results in timepieces that are not only accurate but also durable, with many brands pioneering innovations that enhance their functionality. The careful attention to detail in the creation process ensures high reliability and longevity in Swiss watches.
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