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Despite the strong franc, Swatch still plans heavy investment this year, including in new stores.
Swatch Group Unveils Deal With Swiss Megaresort
The venture will see the group open more than 7,000 square feet of retail space for its brands.
Luxury Watch Brands Downbeat Over Outlook
The global environment created a downbeat mood at SIHH despite product innovations.
IWC Hosts Gala at Geneva Watch Show
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Not overly dependent on China, the Swiss watchmaker has increased capacity and is introducing a smartwatch.
Breitling Goes the Smartwatch Route
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Switzerland's largest watch company said results are improving so far in the second half of the year.
Watchmaker Maurice Lacroix Put on the Block
Analysts expect buyer interest, but not a bonanza valuation amid tepid demand in Asia.