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Percentage of the range featuring gem-set watches and/or precious/noble metals (gold, platinum and special alloys).
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Is Your Watch High Horology? Defining Fine Watchmaking
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- 1 Intro
- 2 Other Perimeter brands
- 3 Fine Watchmaking Criteria
- 4 Percentage of the range that can be called a technical and/or precious Fine Watch.
- 5 Production of external parts: percentage of external parts (case, metal bracelet, dial) that are designed and developed in-house.
- 6 Watches with horological decorations (chamfering, polishing. satin brushing).
- 7 Technical innovation: - percentage of the range that shows
- 8 Product quality: reference to internal and/or external quality standards (cither an internal standard, communicated to the customer, or an external standard such as COSC, Poinçon de Genève, etc.).
- 9 Use of certification laboratories for precious stones: - GIA, SSEF, etc. (only for ranges that include gem set watches).
- 10 Percentage of the range featuring gem-set watches and/or precious/noble metals (gold, platinum and special alloys).
