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Nonesense, all of those analog watches are in the niche markets, only handful selection of people buys them.
They know their days are numbered, only to become niche cars like Ferarri, Lamborghini, Bugatti, where they compete to each other in very, very small scales.
Want another evidence? They quietly stop producing new day date quartz, no more new release of it, where are they now? Gone, only replacement by handful date only overpriced quartz, and low end automatic with 4r movement, which are already niche segment (most person doesn't even know what is automatic watch these days).
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Quote from: an0n on Today at 17:42:07Nonesense, all of those analog watches are in the niche markets, only handful selection of people buys them.
They know their days are numbered, only to become niche cars like Ferarri, Lamborghini, Bugatti, where they compete to each other in very, very small scales.
Want another evidence? They quietly stop producing new day date quartz, no more new release of it, where are they now? Gone, only replacement by handful date only overpriced quartz, and low end automatic with 4r movement, which are already niche segment (most person doesn't even know what is automatic watch these days).
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