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It is considered a good decision that once you own a Swiss made watch, you are assured of quality time pieces which would last for a long time, and worth money spent on it.
With this knowledge that goes with Swiss branded watches, the watch companies thought of uniting and creating a federation to come together as one group. During the Recession, that was considered a recession in 1930, turned out to be the great depression three years after was regarded as the most severe economic depression in the twentieth century. Triggered by the sudden collapse in the stock market in mid nineteen-thirties, the economies continued to decline for most countries by the end of that year, doing a continuous weakening until it reached its bottom by March of nineteen thirty-three.
Hence, the Swiss created the Swiss Watch Industry in nineteen thirty, which virtually existed to go beyond the effects of the Recession, and to assist in supporting the Swiss industry for any other negative downfall that was happening during that era.
This industry is composed of over five hundred members who represent the Swiss watch industry, and they are considered a private, non-profit trade association. Their main headquarters is in Bienne, Switzerland, where most of the Swiss companies are based as well.
The federation that was created not only helped other small Swiss watch companies, but raised the quality of Swiss made watches. With this, they created objectives, or goals, to ensure quality and excellence, if one speaks of Swiss made time pieces.
The first main objective of the federation was to ensure development and improvement to the Swiss watch industry.
Because of the increasing number of members of the Swiss Watch industry, their second objective focuses on creating a permanent link among all the members.
The Organization of Swiss Watches As one unified federation, their third objective is to deal with foreign, international and their local, Swiss, as one entity.
Currently, the federation has expanded its reach to other countries, but maintaining the quality of Swiss made watches. With this in mind, their fourth goal is to protect the interests of its members, both locally and abroad, national and foreign, in terms of legislation and international negotiations and ensuring members’ protection by means of legal arrangements.
Proposing the label ‘Swiss made’ is currently being debated by the members of the Swiss Watch Industry, its aim is to let all the members of the federation enjoy the benefits of letting the customers know that their time pieces are Swiss made. Not all Swiss watch companies are known all over the world, and those small companies do not benefit too much because they do not hold the ‘Swiss made’ label.
Then again, as the federation works to maintaining and ensuring that their members are given equal dealing and handling, there is always a good chance of making this a go, giving customers a wider assortment of Swiss made watches to choose from.