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A watch must meet strict criteria to be classified as Swiss. These criteria include that for a watch engine to be manufactured and assembled in Switzerland, at least 60 percent of manufacturing costs must be incurred in Switzerland. In addition, the final inspection of the watch must take place in Switzerland.
The "Swiss Made" designation holds a certain status and signifies that the watch meets high standards of quality, craftsmanship, and precision associated with Swiss watchmaking. It is a label that adds value and credibility to the watch in the eyes of customers and watch enthusiasts.
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