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"Thinnest ETA 2824-2 watch" 🙄
No offense, but this distinction is like "roadster with the highest towing capacity". If you want towing capacity, don't buy an open top sports car; and if you want a thin watch, don't buy one with a tall movement like ETA 2824.
"a watch manufactured in Switzerland would cost three times as much in 1978 compared to a decade earlier" this statement is missing a very important point: During the same period, value of the Japanese Yen and German Mark have doubled against the US Dollar. The issue wasn't CHF increasing in value, it was USD losing value.
In the early 80's, Japanese Yen appreciated against every other currency and I don't think it caused a crisis for Casio or Seiko...
Bought this 2 days ago. Not only does it remind me of my great grandmother's pocket watch, but its also great value for money.
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