World War II left many casualties among them, the Hamilton Watch Company. The Lancaster based company went from a member of the defense industry back to normal operations again in 1946. By 1952, management changed the direction of the company. Hamilton Watch Company became a conglomerate and the watch business became a division. The 1946 […]
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When it comes to watches, the Swiss know how to influence purchase decisions. Overall, they may not make better watch than Asian companies, but they can make you spend more. It’s a matter of conditioning. Let’s look at Example 1. With slight various in design, we’re looking at the same watch. The one on the
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by Tom Adelstein In late summer of every year, prices of vintage wristwatches fall. By August, the estate sale dealers have picked off most of the “Hamilton Generation’s Watches”. They will flood the market by listing their haul on eBay. You will not notice many buyers of vintage wristwatches during August, because people have gone
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